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Honda has reduced prices across its two-wheeler range up to 350cc, following the GST rate cut from 28 to 18 per cent on eligible models.

From September 22, 2025, Honda will reduce prices across its lineup following GST reforms.

He further stated, “All testing agencies have confirmed there is no problem with implementation.”

Citroen India revises prices across its portfolio with GST 2.0 benefits. C3 now starts at Rs 4.80 lakh, Basalt X at Rs 7.95 lakh, and C5 Aircross sees a price drop of nearly Rs 2.7 lakh.

Volkswagen India has extended full GST 2.0 benefits across its lineup. Prices of Virtus, Taigun, and Tiguan R-Line are revised from September 22, 2025

Tata has also added a new DARK edition trim to the Nexon EV, alongside the existing RED DARK edition.

Replacement for the SF90 Stradale comes with an iconic nameplate as Ferrari brings back the ‘Testarossa’ lineage after a couple of decades.

As per the revised GST rates, all motorcycles below 350 cc now attract 18 per cent GST as against 28 per cent previously.