Auto manufacturers have announced revised car prices following the reduction in GST rates. The changes are effective from September 22, 2025, and bring significant relief to buyers across multiple segments. Popular models from Kia, Tata Motors, and Hyundai have seen sharp reductions, making ownership more affordable.
Revised Car Prices by Automotive Brands After GST Cut
Kia Models
Kia has revised its entire portfolio with notable cuts. The Sonet now comes with a price reduction of up to ₹1,64,471, while the Syros sees the highest drop of ₹1,86,003. The Seltos also gets cheaper by ₹75,372. The Carens is now cheaper by ₹48,513, whereas the Carens Clavis gets a ₹78,674 price drop. Kia’s flagship Carnival records the largest cut, slashing prices by a massive ₹4,48,542. These revised car prices are expected to boost demand in both urban and premium markets.
Tata Models
Tata Motors has updated the pricing of its popular models, offering reductions of up to ₹75,000 on the Tiago and ₹80,000 on the Tigor. The Altroz benefits from a cut of ₹1,10,000, making it one of the most attractive hatchbacks in the segment. The Punch gets cheaper by ₹85,000, and the Nexon, one of Tata’s top sellers, comes with a reduction of up to ₹1,55,000. Larger SUVs like the Harrier and Safari see reductions of ₹1,40,000 and ₹1,45,000, respectively. The soon-to-launch Curvv is also included, receiving a price cut of ₹65,000. These revised car prices will likely attract more first-time buyers and SUV enthusiasts.
Hyundai Models
Hyundai has made its offerings more competitive as well. Especially, with Hyundai now prices the Venue at ₹7,26,381 and the Exter at ₹5,68,033. The company tags the i20 hatchback at ₹6,86,865 and revises the Aura sedan to ₹5,98,320. Entry-level models like the Grand i10 NIOS drop to ₹5,47,278. Hyundai’s best-seller, the Creta, now starts at ₹10,72,589. These revised car prices strengthen Hyundai’s position in the mass and premium segments.
Maruti, Honda, and Mahindra Updates
While Kia, Tata, and Hyundai have already announced their revised car prices, brands like Maruti Suzuki and Honda are yet to reveal the updated pricing. On the other hand, Mahindra and Mahindra has taken an early lead by offering customers the GST benefit from September 6, 2025, instead of the official rollout date of September 22, 2025. This move is expected to give Mahindra an edge in the festive season sales.
Market Impact of Revised Car Prices
Industry experts believe that the reduction in GST has provided auto brands with room to pass benefits directly to customers. Therefore, with revised car prices across popular models, buyers will boost bookings this festive season. Lower ownership costs, combined with attractive finance schemes, will likely boost overall demand in the passenger vehicle market.
