GST Price Cut on Mercedes-Benz Cars Up to Rs 11 Lakh in India
Mercedes-Benz India has adjusted the prices of multiple luxury car models following GST 2.0 implementation, passing on tax benefits to customers. The price reductions vary, with the A200d seeing a decrease of Rs 2.6 lakh and the GLS 450d AMG Line experiencing the highest cut of Rs 11 lakh. The revised tax framework has led to significant changes in vehicle taxation, particularly benefiting smaller petrol and diesel cars. Mercedes-Benz aims to honor its commitment to customers by reflecting these savings in their pricing.
GST Price Cut on Mercedes-Benz Cars Up to Rs 11 Lakh in India
Mercedes-Benz India has revised the pricing of several models in its luxury car lineup, following the implementation of GST 2.0. The company confirmed that the revised ex-showroom prices are now in effect across the domestic market, with the benefits of the reduced tax structure being passed directly to customers.
The revision brings varying levels of reduction. The lowest cut is Rs 2.6 lakh on the Mercedes-Benz A200d, while the highest cut is Rs 11 lakh on the GLS 450d AMG Line.
Model-wise Price Reductions on Mercedes-Benz Cars
| Model Names | Old Price (Ex-showroom) | New Price (Ex-Showroom) | Difference |
| GLA 220d 4MATIC AMG Line | Rs 56.50 lakh | Rs 52.70 lakh | Rs 3.80 lakh |
| C300 AMG Line | Rs 68 lakh | Rs 64.30 lakh | Rs 3.70 lakh |
| GLE 450 4MATIC | Rs 1.15 crore | Rs 1.07 crore | Rs 8.00 lakh |
| E-Class LWB 450 4MATIC | Rs 97 lakh | Rs 91 lakh | Rs 6.00 lakh |
| GLS 450d AMG Line | Rs 1.44 crore | Rs 1.34 crore | Rs 10.00 lakh |
| A200d | Rs 48.55 lakh | Rs 45.95 lakh | Rs 2.60 lakh |
| GLC 300 4MATIC | Rs 79.25 lakh | Rs 73.95 lakh | Rs 5.30 lakh |
| S 450 4MATIC | Rs 1.99 crore | Rs 1.88 crore | Rs 11.00 lakh |
The GST 2.0 framework has restructured vehicle taxation across categories. Small petrol cars under four metres with engines below 1,200cc now fall under the 18% slab, compared to 29% earlier. Diesel cars below 1,500cc are also taxed at 18%, reduced from 31%. Mid-size vehicles now attract 40% GST instead of 45%, while large SUVs and luxury cars, previously taxed between 48–50%, are now uniformly charged at 40%.
Mercedes-Benz India has come forward and has announced a price cut for several vehicles in its India lineup. With this update the company released an official statement which stated, “In line with our commitment to our customers, we are pleased to share that Mercedes-Benz India will be passing on the entire benefit of the GST reduction directly to the end customers.”
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