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Inquiry motion Hyundai on Sunday announced a cut in the price of its entire passenger vehicles in India after a shortage of GST for cars in the country a few days ago. With the move, South Korean vehicle manufacturers have joined other OEMs such as Mahindra, Renault, Toyota, Tata Motors, Java and Yeddi motorcycles, who have announced the same price deduction for their respective vehicles in India.
The GST Council has reduced the total tax incidents of all passenger vehicles in many areas. After that step, auto manufacturers in India have begun to announce the price deduction for their products to pass the profit for customers. The new GST regime will be effective from September 22, and the revised value of vehicles will also be effective from the same date.
Hyundai cars to be cheaper
With the price deduction move, the entire passenger vehicle lineup of OEM will be cheaper. Hyundai buyer N Line has got the lowest price cut 71,762. Entry level Grand i10 will be cheaper than NIOS 73,808, while Abha, i20 and Extergle will be cheaper 78,465, 98,053, and 89,209 respectively. I20 n line will be cheaper 108,116, while the price cut in the site will appear 123,659. The price reduction of site n line will be seen 119,390. Hyundai Verna, Buyer, Alakzar and Tuxon price decrease will be seen 60,640, 72,145, 75,376 and 240,303 respectively.
However, Hyundai electric cars will not see a decrease in value. The GST Council has kept GST rates unchanged for electric cars. This means that Hyundai electric cars in India will now be sold at the same price.
With price cuts, which will be effective from September 22, Hyundai is expecting a significant increase in sales during the upcoming festive season.
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First published date: 07 September 2025, 14:23 PM IST