TVS Motor Company will soon pass on the full benefit of the revised GST structure to customers, making several of its popular motorcycles and scooters more affordable. The announcement follows the 56th GST Council meeting held on September 3, 2025, where the tax rate on internal combustion engine (ICE) two-wheelers with an engine capacity below 350cc was reduced from 28% to 18%.
The new prices will take effect on 22 September 2025, resulting in significant savings across the brand’s ICE portfolio.
Customers are eagerly checking the revised TVS Bike New Prices announced this month. TVS Motor’s best-selling motorcycles are set to get cheaper. Models such as the Apache RR 310, Apache RTR 310, Ronin, Raider, Sport, Radeon, and StaR City+ will all see reductions.
The Apache RR 310, for instance, will cost nearly Rs 21,700 less, while the Ronin will drop by about Rs 10,500. Even budget commuters like the Sport and Radeon will become cheaper by Rs 5,500 and Rs 4,700, respectively, improving accessibility for entry-level buyers.
The government’s recent GST Cut has significantly lowered overall two-wheeler ownership costs. Scooter models will also benefit. Popular names such as the TVS Ntorq 150, Ntorq 125, Jupiter 110, Jupiter 125, and Scooty Zest will be offered at reduced prices. Riders welcomed the TVS Scooter Price Drop, making popular models more affordable.
The Ntorq 150 is likely to be cheaper by nearly Rs 9,300, while the Jupiter 125 is expected to save buyers over Rs 6,400. Scooters are an essential and growing part of urban mobility; the GST cut is expected to improve sales during the upcoming festive season.
While ICE models enjoy tax relief, TVS confirmed that electric scooters such as the iQube, Orbiter, and TVS X will remain unaffected. This is because EVs already attract a concessional 5% GST, one of the lowest slabs across the automotive sector.
Commenting on the development, KN Radhakrishnan, Director & CEO of TVS Motor, said the company is fully committed to ensuring customers enjoy the complete benefit of the reform. He also stated that the new pricing would increase the spending power of India’s middle class and make mobility more affordable.
Industry observers speculate that the GST cut will significantly stimulate the two-wheeler market, which has faced cost pressures in recent years. With reduced upfront prices, demand is expected to pick up in both urban and rural areas.
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The GST Council has reduced the tax rate on ICE two-wheelers under 350cc down to 18%, from the previous tax rate of 28%. Large motorcycles over 350cc will now be taxed at 40% GST, as opposed to the previous GST slab of 28% plus a 3% cess.
The wide range of TVS Motorcycles caters to both daily commuters and performance enthusiasts. From 22 September 2025, TVS customers will enjoy lower prices across the company’s ICE portfolio. By passing on the entire GST benefit, the automaker is expected to strengthen affordability, attract new buyers, and energize the two-wheeler market ahead of the festive season.