Volvo Car India Cuts Prices by Up to Rs 6.9 Lakh Following GST Reforms

Price reductions on ICE portfolio effective September 22 as company passes GST benefits to customers.

09 Sep 2025 | 3740 Views | By Shruti Shiraguppi

Volvo Car India announced price reductions of up to Rs 6.9 lakh on its internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicle portfolio, effective September 22, 2025, following recent GST rationalization by the GST Council. The Swedish luxury carmaker has also introduced festive offers across its range as part of what it calls "Double Festive Delight."

The price cuts result from a simplified tax structure that replaced higher tax slabs, allowing the company to transfer benefits directly to customers. While Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) prices remain unchanged, these models are included in the festive offers.

Two models have received significant reductions: the Volvo XC60 (MY26) Refreshed price dropped from Rs 71.9 lakh to Rs 67.1 lakh, a decrease of Rs 4.79 lakh, while the Volvo XC90 (MY26) fell from Rs 1.04 crore to Rs 96.97 lakh, representing a reduction of Rs 6.92 lakh.

"As a responsible business and a Swedish luxury car maker, our aim is to make luxury mobility more accessible and provide our customers with the best offers. By offering this combination of GST benefits and special offers as part of the 'Double Festive Delight', we are also reinforcing our confidence in the growth of this niche segment in India. We are poised for a strong and successful festive season, driven by this positive change and our robust product portfolio," said Jyoti Malhotra, Managing Director at Volvo Car India.

The company operates through 25 dealerships across India since establishing its presence in 2007. Volvo Cars, founded in 1927, sells vehicles in over 100 countries and employed approximately 42,600 full-time employees as of December 2024.

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