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Triumph 350cc Motorcycles Launching On April 6; Will Attract Lower GST Slab
To enjoy the lower 18 per cent GST slab, Triumph will soon launch its new 350cc range of motorcycles on April 6 in India.
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Triumph Speed T4 Spied Testing - Is It New 350 cc Version?
The Triumph Speed T4 with a 350 cc engine will be a more affordable version of the motorcycle for the Indian market.
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Kawasaki Versys-X300 Gets Rs 25,000 Discount -Details
Kawasaki India has introduced a Rs 25,000 discount on the Versys-X 300, with the offer valid until 31 December 2025.
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Vespa 125, Aprilia SR 125, And More Get Cheaper Under GST 2.0
Aprilia and Vespa have passed on the full GST benefits under the new GST structure. Here is the list of the popular Vespa and Aprilia scooters, with the new prices.
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Honda Motorcycles Get Cheaper By Up To Rs 18,887 Under GST 2.0
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India announced that it will pass on the full benefits of the GST 2.0, offering benefits up to Rs 18,887 on its lineup.
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Yamaha R15, FZ-S, And More Get Price Cut Up To Rs 17,581 Under GST 2.0
Yamaha Motor has announced that pass on the GST benefits for its popular motorcycle lineup in the country under the GST 2.0.
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Hero Motorcycles Prices Come Down By Rs 15,743 Under GST 2.0
Hero MotoCorp announced passing on the full benefit of the next-gen GST 2.0, effective from Sept 22, 2025.
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"Pre-Festival Gift": Experts Welcome GST Reduction On Small Cars, Bikes
The GST Council's decision to reduce the Goods and Services Tax on small cars and motorcycles up to 350 cc has brought a wave of happiness among the automobile and auto component industry, industry experts said.
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Here's How New GST Slabs Affect Motorcycle Prices In India
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced the new GST structure yesterday, with bikes above the 350cc category receiving 40 per cent GST.
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Auto Industry Welcomes New GST Slab Revisions Ahead Of Festive Season
The GST Council reduced tax on small cars and motorcycles below 350cc to 18%, a move hailed by automakers as boosting affordability, demand, and manufacturing growth.
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Triumph 350cc Motorcycles Launching On April 6; Will Attract Lower GST Slab
To enjoy the lower 18 per cent GST slab, Triumph will soon launch its new 350cc range of motorcycles on April 6 in India.
-
Triumph Speed T4 Spied Testing - Is It New 350 cc Version?
The Triumph Speed T4 with a 350 cc engine will be a more affordable version of the motorcycle for the Indian market.
-
Kawasaki Versys-X300 Gets Rs 25,000 Discount -Details
Kawasaki India has introduced a Rs 25,000 discount on the Versys-X 300, with the offer valid until 31 December 2025.
-
Vespa 125, Aprilia SR 125, And More Get Cheaper Under GST 2.0
Aprilia and Vespa have passed on the full GST benefits under the new GST structure. Here is the list of the popular Vespa and Aprilia scooters, with the new prices.
-
Honda Motorcycles Get Cheaper By Up To Rs 18,887 Under GST 2.0
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India announced that it will pass on the full benefits of the GST 2.0, offering benefits up to Rs 18,887 on its lineup.
-
Yamaha R15, FZ-S, And More Get Price Cut Up To Rs 17,581 Under GST 2.0
Yamaha Motor has announced that pass on the GST benefits for its popular motorcycle lineup in the country under the GST 2.0.
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Hero Motorcycles Prices Come Down By Rs 15,743 Under GST 2.0
Hero MotoCorp announced passing on the full benefit of the next-gen GST 2.0, effective from Sept 22, 2025.
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"Pre-Festival Gift": Experts Welcome GST Reduction On Small Cars, Bikes
The GST Council's decision to reduce the Goods and Services Tax on small cars and motorcycles up to 350 cc has brought a wave of happiness among the automobile and auto component industry, industry experts said.
-
Here's How New GST Slabs Affect Motorcycle Prices In India
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced the new GST structure yesterday, with bikes above the 350cc category receiving 40 per cent GST.
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Auto Industry Welcomes New GST Slab Revisions Ahead Of Festive Season
The GST Council reduced tax on small cars and motorcycles below 350cc to 18%, a move hailed by automakers as boosting affordability, demand, and manufacturing growth.
