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In a landmark move, Audi India has announced revised prices post GST reform, offering significant price reductions across its entire model lineup. Effective from September 22, 2025, this strategic pricing update aligns with the implementation of the government’s new GST 2.0 tax regime. As part of this consumer-friendly revision, Audi India is passing on substantial benefits, with savings of up to ₹7.8 lakh directly to customers. This timely announcement ahead of the festive season is expected to give a strong boost

BMW India has unveiled the updated BMW X5, now assembled locally at Chennai. Available in both petrol (xDrive40i) and diesel (xDrive30d) powertrains, this refreshed flagship SUV brings striking design upgrades, advanced digital technology, luxurious interior finishes, and exclusive off-road capability in its latest avatar. The line-up ranges from ₹1.00 crore to ₹1.15 crore ex-showroom, offering unmatched comfort and dynamism in the luxury SUV segment.   Design & Exterior Upgrades: A More Commanding Road Presence The

The new GST rates for cars, effective September 22, 2025, have shaken up the Indian luxury car market. While mainstream models see minimal adjustments, the spotlight is firmly on luxury cars and SUVs. With GST 2.0 reforms, premium vehicles such as the Mercedes-AMG G 63, Maybach GLS 600, and BMW X7 are now significantly more affordable, with customer benefits ranging from ₹1.6 lakh to over ₹25 lakh in some cases. This article deep-dives into how

The GST Council has approved a major overhaul of the Goods and Services Tax framework, simplifying most rates into a two-slab structure of 5% and 18%, while introducing a new 40% special slab for select luxury and sin goods. The new architecture, being referred to as “GST 2.0,” is scheduled to come into effect from September 22, 2025. For the automotive sector, the headline outcomes are clear: Small, mass-market cars will receive a significant tax

Audi India has introduced a new Assured Buyback program through its dealer network, a significant move to address one of the biggest psychological barriers for luxury car buyers: depreciation. This program offers a guaranteed future value (GFV) of up to 60% of the ex-showroom price after three years or 45,000 km, and 50% after four years or 60,000 km. This initiative is designed to ease ownership anxiety and boost festive-season sales. While competitors like BMW