GST 2.0: If you are planning to buy a car, then this news can prove beneficial for you. Actually, car manufacturer Renault India has given great news to customers today i.e. on September 6, 2025. The company has announced to cut the prices of its cars, after which the prices on some models will be reduced by Rs 96,395. Let us know that this decision was taken after the recent cuts in GST rates by the government. Now at the same time, customers will get full benefit of this.
The new GST rates will be applicable from September 22, 2025 and new prices of trains will also be applicable from this day. The special thing is that on 22 September, Navratri is the first day of Navratri. However, the company said that booking at these new prices at dealerships across the country has already started.
Customers will benefit
Venkataram Mamillapalala, managing director of Renault India, said, “The full advantage of the deduction made by the government in GST will now be directly customers.” This will make Renault’s cars more cheap and reach people than before. In addition, tax deduction in this season of festivals is also expected to increase the sales of cars. Actually, this week the GST Council has reduced tax rates. Now only 5% and 18% GST will be imposed on some trains and two-wheelers. This will reduce their prices and buyers will be even more attracted to take them.
Here new prices of Renault’s popular cars (ex-showroom) have come to light after the implementation of GST 2.0. Customers will get the direct benefit of tax cuts, because now the prices of vehicles have come down already. Let’s see revised price list:
Tata Motors also announced a big announcement
Tata Motors has also announced a reduction in the prices of its ride vehicles from Rs 65,000 to Rs 1.45 lakh. These new prices will be applicable from September 22. Renault and Tata Motors have fixed their prices according to the new GST rates. Let us know that this announcement of Renault has come a day after the announcement of Tata Motors.
Which vehicles will be taxed?
Now small cars powered by petrol, LPG and CNG, whose engine is less than 1,200 cc and length is less than 4 meters (4,000 mm) and diesel cars whose engine is less than 1,500 cc, will now be replaced by only 18% GST instead of 28%.
Old rate will apply to electric vehicles
Electric vehicles (EV) will have a 5% GST rate as before, there will be no changes. At the same time, the tax on hydrogen fuse cell vehicles (FCEV) has now been reduced from 12% to 5%. However, motorcycles up to 350 cc will also be taxed at 18%.