Indian automaker commits to transferring entire government tax reduction to buyers, with price cuts ranging from Rs 65,000 to Rs 1.55 lakh across eight vehicle models.
05 Sep 2025 | 3633 Views | By Sarthak Mahajan
Tata Motors announced it will pass the complete benefit of upcoming GST reductions on passenger vehicles directly to customers, effective September 22, 2025, when the revised tax rates take effect.
The decision affects the company's entire passenger vehicle lineup, with potential savings ranging from Rs 65,000 on the Curvv ...
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Tata Motors announced it will pass the complete benefit of upcoming GST reductions on passenger vehicles directly to customers, effective September 22, 2025, when the revised tax rates take effect.
The decision affects the company's entire passenger vehicle lineup, with potential savings ranging from Rs 65,000 on the Curvv to Rs 1.55 lakh on the Nexon SUV. Other models seeing significant reductions include the Safari (up to Rs 1.45 lakh), Harrier (up to Rs 1.40 lakh), and Altroz (up to Rs 1.10 lakh).
Shailesh Chandra, Managing Director of Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd. and Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Ltd., described the GST reduction as "progressive and timely," stating it would make personal mobility more accessible across India.
"We will fully honor the intent and spirit of this reform by passing on the entire benefit of the reduction in GST to our customers," Chandra said. The company emphasized this approach aligns with its "Customer First philosophy" and government initiatives to improve mobility access.
The announcement comes ahead of India's festive season, traditionally a peak period for vehicle purchases. Tata Motors has advised customers to book early, anticipating increased demand following the price reductions.
The GST cuts will apply across Tata's passenger vehicle range, including the entry-level Tiago (up to Rs 75,000 reduction), Tigor (up to Rs 80,000), and Punch compact SUV (up to Rs 85,000).
Industry observers note that passing the full GST benefit to consumers, rather than retaining a portion for improved margins, represents a competitive strategy to gain market share during the crucial festive buying period.