GST 2.0 Update: This time, the auto industry can boom during the festive season. The reason for this is that the central government has abolished two slabs of GST and approved 18 per cent and per cent. A separate percentage GST has been imposed on luxury items. This means that now only centcent GST will have to be paid on small cars. You must have heard the name of the Maruti Swift car.
This powerful car will come under the purview of 18 per cent GST. This means that the price of this car is also likely to be very low. The length of this car is a little less than four meters, which will come under the 18 per cent GST. There is a possibility of seeing a bumper drop in its prices. You can know the possibilities below how much money will be cut in the price of this car.
How much reduction is possible in the price of the Maruti Swift
Maruti Suzuki Swift car will come under the purview of 18 per cent GST. At present, the ex-showroom price of this car starts from Rs 6.49 lakh and goes up to Rs 9.65 lakh. If the price of this car is reduced by 10%, then a drop of Rs 71,000 to Rs 1.06 lakh can be seen.
If the company reduces the price by this much, then customers can flock to buy in the festive season, which will be a great opportunity. However, the new price calendar has not been released by Maruti Suzuki yet.
This car can be bought on loan.
Talking about the Maruti Suzuki Swift LXI petrol variant, its on-road price in Delhi has been fixed at Rs 7.31 lakh. The price can go up and down due to demand and supply at other places. It can also be bought on a finance plan. For this, customers will have to deposit a down payment of less than Rs 1 lakh. Along with this, you can get the benefit of a loan of Rs 6.58 lakh from the bank. The loan will be available only if the credit score is good.
When will the new GST rates be implemented?
For information, let us tell you that the new GST rates will come into effect from 22 September 2025. Then you will start getting things cheaper. Now, all the customers and businessmen are also eagerly waiting for the implementation of GST rates.










