GST 2.0 boosts big Navratri sales for Hyundai, Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors; This automaker now offers…; check details
GST 2.0 reforms reduce the taxes in passenger vehicles navratri 1 day on the 1st day 2025 record -breaking automobile sales saw. Maruti Suzuki delivered more than 30,000 units, Hyundai 11,000 and Tata Motors 10,000. Festival discounts and tax advantages have increased both new and front -hand cars demand throughout India.
The Indian automotive industry witnessed an unprecedented increase in automobile sales on the first day of the 22 September 2025 Navratri, which corresponded to the implementation of GST 2.0 reforms. The combination of festive enthusiasts and important tax cuts led to record -breaking performances by major automobile manufacturers.
Maruti Suzuki
Maruti Suzuki reported that he had delivered more than 25,000 units on the 1st day and pointed to a historical summit. The company has also recorded approximately 80,000 investigations and is expected to reach 30,000 in a short time and underline its great customer interest. Since September 18, when Maruti announced additional discounts above and above the GST advantages, the brand received more than 75,000 reservations. Small cars such as ALTO, Wagonr and Swift direct this fluctuation and demand is increasing by about 50 percent.
Maruti Suzuki announced higher price discounts in the entire vehicle series and interruptions changed up to 1.29 Lakh. For example, after S-Press, discounts and GST cutting around 1.29 Lakh, it became the most affordable car in Maruti Suzuki’s portfolio.
Hyundai
The Hyundai Motor India obtained the highest one -day sales in five years and 11,000 were delivered. Tarun Garg, the whole director and cooo, attributed this success to the dual influence of the GST 2.0 and the auspicious beginning of Navratri.
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TATA MOTORS
Tata Motors, famous for its models such as Harrier, Punch and Nexon, also saw a remarkable performance, presented 10,000 cars and received more than 25,000 investigations on the same day. The company stressed that GST 2.0 reforms and festival season discounts contribute to this extraordinary demand.
The GST 2.0 reforms, which are valid since September 22, have reduced tax plates for passenger vehicles and made cars more suitable. For example, GST on small cars has been reduced from 28% to 18% and led to a price reduction up to 1.2 Lakh in models like Tiago, Punch and Tigor.
GST 2.0 push vehicle sales
Under the new GST 2.0, all internal combustion engine (ICE) cars are now taxed by 18 or 40 percent. Smaller cars such as hatchback, compact sedan and compact SUVs are under 18 percent of the plate, while medium -sized, larger and luxurious models attract 40 percent. Previously, an additional compensation team, which ranging from 1 to 22 percent to 1 percent depending on the GST and size and engine capacity of ice vehicles, was subjected to the base. While the GST rate for electric vehicles remained unchanged at 5 percent, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (FCEVs) decreased from 12 percent to 5 percent.
