NEW DELHI — Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) India has announced big price cuts on all of its internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. This is a big deal for the Indian luxury car industry. The change is a direct result of the GST 2.0 modifications that were agreed at the 56th GST Council meeting on September 3, 2025. These reforms made the tax system for luxury cars more logical.
Customers can now save a lot of money, from ₹4.5 lakh to a huge ₹30.4 lakh, depending on the model and version. The revised rates go into effect right away. This means that JLR is one of the first high-end automobile companies to give its customers the full benefit of the new tax system.
Rajan Amba, Managing Director of JLR India, said of the news, “The GST rationalization on luxury vehicles is a good thing for both customers and the industry.” This step will provide us the boost we need and strengthen our faith in and commitment to India’s luxury market.
The GST Council’s decision to make the tax system for big and luxury cars easier is what caused the prices to go down. Before, these cars were taxed at a complicated rate of 28% GST plus a compensating cess of up to 22%, which meant that the total tax rate could be as high as 50%. The new GST 2.0 system has replaced this with a flat, uniform GST rate of 40% with no extra cess. This makes luxury cars easier to buy and easier to understand how much they cost.
Here is a full list of the most benefits you may get on popular Land Rover models:
Model Price Cut (Range) Maximum Price Benefit
Range Rover From ₹4.6 lakh to ₹30.4 lakh
Defender From ₹7 lakh to ₹18.6 lakh
Finding From ₹4.5 lakh to ₹9.9 lakh, ₹9.9 lakh
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The biggest price drop is on the flagship Range Rover, which has benefits of up to ₹30.4 lakh. This is one of the biggest price drops in the whole luxury car sector. The decision is likely to greatly increase demand for JLR’s products, especially as the holiday season approaches. It also puts the company in a good position to compete with other companies that have already announced pricing changes.
This proactive move by JLR India is part of a larger trend in the automobile industry. Other companies, like Jeep India and Volvo, have also said they will lower prices to match the new GST structure. The rationalization is an important part of the government’s plan to get people to spend more money and give the car sector a new boost.