Citroen car prices in India cut by up to Rs 2.7 lakh post GST revision
- 1C5 Aircross will get an effective price cut of up to Rs 2.7 lakh
- 2Revised tax rates only applicable to ICE vehicles, not EVs
- 3To come into effect from September 22, 2025
Following the announcement to slash GST rates on cars and SUVs in India, Citroen India has put out a press release outlining the benefits across its model range. The revised prices shall be put into effect from September 22, 2025. Here’s more information about the latest Citroen price drop after the GST revision.
Citroen cars price drop 2025
| Model | Price cut |
| C5 Aircross | Up to Rs 2.7 lakh |
| Basalt | Up to Rs 1 lakh (estimated) |
| C3 (ICE only) | Up to Rs 84,000 |
| Aircross | Up to Rs 50,000 |
Please note that the amounts mentioned in the table above are the maximum price cuts for the respective models, and shall vary from variant-to-variant.
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MD speaks
Making the announcement, Kumar Priyesh, Director-Automotive Brands, Stellantis India, said, ‘The reduction in GST on passenger vehicles is a welcome reform that will expand access to safe, modern, and efficient mobility across India. At Citroën, we remain committed to supporting this initiative by ensuring our customers enjoy the complete benefit of this reduction. By passing on the savings in full, we aim to make our vehicles more accessible across segments, while encouraging new buyers and accelerating adoption during the festive season.’
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New car GST rates 2025
The erstwhile 28% GST on small cars has been brought down to 18%, reducing the tax by 10%. This deduction is valid on cars measuring under 4,000mm in length, with engine capacity lower than 1,200cc for petrol and 1,500cc for diesel. For cars measuring over 4,000mm in length, the GST imposed earlier stood at 28%, with an additional cess of 22%, depending on the engine capacity, with the effective tax coming out to be as high as 50%. Such cars with engine capacity exceeding 1,500cc now come under a flat 40% tax slab. The GST on EVs remains unchanged at 5%.
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