Audi India Cuts Prices by Up to Rs 7.8 Lakh on A4, A6, Q3, Q5, Q7, Q8, and More
Audi India lowers prices by up to Rs 7.8 lakh on A4, Q3, Q8, and more, leveraging GST 2.0 reforms for festive season buyers.
Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) is making car ownership more affordable by passing on the full benefits of the revised GST rates to customers. Starting September 22, 2025, models like the Creta, Venue, Tucson, and i20 will see price reductions of up to Rs 2.4 lakh, just in time for the festive season. This move positions Hyundai as a leader in delivering value to buyers in a competitive market.
The GST Council’s decision to lower taxes on small cars to 18% and larger vehicles to a flat 40% (down from 45–50% with cess) has created a wave of excitement. Hyundai’s quick response ensures that customers enjoy immediate savings, enhancing affordability across its diverse portfolio.
Hyundai Price Reductions
- Nios: Up to ₹73,808
- Aura: Up to ₹78,465
- Exter: Up to ₹89,209
- i20: Up to ₹98,053
- i20 N Line: Up to ₹1,08,116
- Venue: Up to ₹1,23,659
- Venue N Line: Up to ₹1,19,390
- Verna: Up to ₹60,640
- Creta: Up to ₹72,145
- Creta N Line: Up to ₹71,762
- Alcazar: Up to ₹75,376
- Tucson: Up to ₹2,40,303
Other models like the i20 N Line, Alcazar, and Verna also benefit, making Hyundai’s lineup more attractive across segments. For comparison, MG Motor’s SUVs and Toyota’s Fortuner are also seeing similar GST-driven price cuts.
Festive Season Boost
The timing of these reductions aligns perfectly with the festive season, a peak period for car purchases in India. Hyundai expects a surge in bookings as buyers capitalize on these savings. The company’s customer-first approach, as emphasized by Managing Director Unsoo Kim, reinforces its commitment to affordability and innovation.
“This reform is a strong step towards empowering millions of customers by making personal mobility more affordable and accessible,” said Unsoo Kim, Managing Director, HMIL.
Hyundai’s strategy mirrors moves by competitors like Skoda, which has slashed prices on the Kylaq and Slavia. These industry-wide reductions signal a buyer-friendly market, especially for those eyeing SUVs and hatchbacks.
Why This Matters for Buyers
From the compact Nios to the premium Tucson, Hyundai’s price cuts cater to a wide range of buyers. The Creta remains a strong contender against the Maruti Victoris, while the Tucson challenges luxury SUVs like the Audi Q5. With savings of up to Rs 2.4 lakh, now is a great time to visit a Hyundai dealership and explore the updated pricing.
As the festive season approaches, Hyundai’s price reductions are set to drive demand and make car ownership more accessible. Whether you’re eyeing a stylish Venue or a feature-packed Tucson, these cuts offer unbeatable value. Head to a Hyundai showroom to check out the new prices today.
