Toyota car prices drop by up to Rs 3.49 lakh after GST revision
- 1Revised GST rates on Toyota prices will come into effect from September 22
- 2Prices of the Fortuner and Legender have been reduced by up to Rs 3.49 lakh
- 3Models like the Rumion, Glanza, Camry, Hycross, & others also get a price cut
Toyota India is ready to take full advantage of the revised GST rates across its lineup, which includes models like the Rumion, Hyryder, Fortuner, Crysta, Hilux, Taisor, Camry, and more. However, the updated pricing hasn’t taken effect just yet.
Some carmakers, including Mahindra and MG, have already moved ahead and rolled out the new rates from September 7. Others—Jeep, Kia, Skoda, Renault, and Toyota among them—will bring the revised GST into effect starting September 22.
Toyota car prices revised following updated GST rates
| Model | Reduction in Price |
|---|---|
| Rumion | Up to Rs 48,700 |
| Hyryder | Up to Rs 65,400 |
| Glanza | Up to Rs 85,300 |
| Camry | Up to Rs 1,01,800 |
| Taisor | Up to Rs 1,11,100 |
| Hycross | Up to Rs 1,15,800 |
| Crysta | Up to Rs 1,80,600 |
| Hilux | Up to Rs 2,52,700 |
| Vellfire | Up to Rs 2,78,000 |
| Legender | Up to Rs 3,34,000 |
| Fortuner | Up to Rs 3,49,000 |
Toyota has reduced prices across several models, reflecting the revised GST rates, and the discounts are quite substantial. In the sub-4 metre segment, the Urban Cruiser Taisor’s price has dropped by up to Rs 1.11 lakh, while the Glanza is now cheaper by as much as Rs 85,300.
Among the MPVs, the Innova Crysta gets a price cut of up to Rs 1.80 lakh. The Innova Hycross follows with a reduction of Rs 1.15 lakh. The Rumion is down by as much as Rs 48,700, and the premium Vellfire now costs up to Rs 2.78 lakh less than before.
For the midsize SUVs, the Legender and Fortuner models have seen the biggest cuts, with prices falling by up to Rs 3.49 lakh. Other Toyota models like the Hyryder, Camry, and Hilux have also become more affordable, with price drops ranging from Rs 65,400 up to Rs 2.52 lakh.
Also Read: Kia car prices after GST revision come down by up to Rs 4.5 lakh
New car GST rates 2025
The GST on small cars has been cut from 28% to 18%, effectively lowering the tax by 10%. This applies to cars under 4,000mm in length with petrol engines up to 1,200cc and diesel engines up to 1,500cc. For larger cars over 4,000mm, the previous GST was 28%, plus an additional cess of up to 22%, pushing the total tax burden close to 50% depending on engine size. Now, cars with engines over 1,500cc fall under a flat 40% tax slab. Electric vehicles remain at a steady 5% GST, with no changes.
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