Hyundai Motor India has announced the updated prices for all variants of the Creta, a leading SUV in the Indian market. With the implementation of GST 2.0 on September 22, 2025, buyers can look forward to saving up to approximately ₹70,000 when purchasing a Creta. This change directly impacts consumer spending.
New Tax Structure for Compact and Mid-Size Vehicles
The revised GST structure dictates an 18 percent tax for small petrol and petrol hybrid cars. This also applies to CNG and LPG cars, provided they have an engine capacity of 1200cc or less and are under 4 meters in length. Diesel and hybrid vehicles now have a reduced tax of 18 percent, down from 28 percent, with the same stipulations regarding engine size (1500cc or less) and vehicle length (4 meters or less).
Changes for Luxury and Large Cars
The tax on SUVs and larger vehicles has been revised to 40 percent. Previously, this category faced a combined tax of 50 percent, comprising 28 percent GST and a 22 percent cess. This new rate results in a 10 percent decrease.
Creta’s Price Adjustments
The Creta SUV, positioned in the mid-size and premium segments, has seen its tax rate drop from 50% to 40%. This decrease will lead to cost savings for consumers. Hyundai has released the new prices for each variant, with buyers saving roughly ₹70,000 on average per model.