Audi India Drops Car Prices by Up to Rs 8 Lakh After GST 2.0 Rollout; Check New Rates for Each Model Here

Audi India has announced a major price reduction across its luxury vehicle lineup, effective September 22, 2025, in response to the government's implementation of the new Goods and Services Tax (GST) 2.0. The move is aimed at passing the tax benefits directly to consumers, making premium vehicles more affordable ahead of the festive season.

Revised Audi Car Prices After GST 2.0, Prices Drop Around 8 Lakhs; Check Latest Prices of Audi Cars

Audi has significantly reduced prices across popular models, making its offerings more competitive in the luxury segment:

• Audi Q3: Price reduced from Rs 46.14 lakh to Rs 43.07 lakh (Rs 3.07 lakh drop)
• Audi Q5: Price reduced from Rs 66.90 lakh to Rs 59.85 lakh (Rs 7.05 lakh drop)
• Audi Q7: Price reduced from Rs 78.90 lakh to Rs 74.50 lakh (Rs 4.40 lakh drop)
• Audi Q8: Price reduced from Rs 1.18 crore to Rs 1.10 crore (Rs 8 lakh drop)
• Audi A4: Price reduced from Rs 41.50 lakh to Rs 39 lakh (Rs 2.5 lakh drop)
• Audi A6: Price reduced from Rs 54.20 lakh to Rs 51.5 lakh (Rs 2.7 lakh drop)

  

Readers, kindly note that prices are approximate and may vary by location. Customers are advised to check with their nearest Audi dealership for the latest on-road pricing.

Luxury Cars' Price Revisions Beyond Audi: Check Other Brands Like Mercedes-Benz GLA, BMW X7 & Others Price

The impact of the GST 2.0 reform has extended beyond Audi, as other luxury car manufacturers like Mercedes-Benz and BMW have also announced significant price reductions. For instance, the Mercedes-Benz GLA, previously priced at Rs 50.5 lakh, is now available at Rs 45.45 lakh. Similarly, BMW's X7 has seen a price drop from Rs 1.3 crore to Rs 1.2 crore.

GST 2.0 Brings Major Relief for Luxury Car Buyers

Under the revised GST system, the government has simplified the tax structure by consolidating multiple tax slabs into two primary rates-5% and 18%-and introduced a flat 40% slab for luxury items. Crucially for the auto sector, the earlier 20-22% compensation cess levied on luxury vehicles has been removed.

This change effectively reduces the overall tax burden on premium vehicles, resulting in estimated savings of 8-10% for buyers.