Big savings on Kia cars before September 22, discount of up to Rs 2.25 lakh

Kia India has rolled out exclusive pre-GST savings and festive benefits, offering customers combined savings of up to Rs 2.25 lakh on select models.

The limited-period scheme is valid until September 22, 2025.

The offer includes Pre-GST benefits of up to Rs 58,000 along with festive discounts reaching Rs 1.67 lakh, applicable across Kia’s portfolio. Models such as the Seltos, Carens, and Clavis are part of the savings program, with region-specific offers ranging from Rs 1.20 lakh to Rs 2.25 lakh.

Joonsu Cho, Chief Sales Officer, Kia India, said, “Festivals are about joy, togetherness, and new beginnings. With exclusive Pre-GST savings and festive benefits, customers can drive home their favourite Kia with unmatched value. Owning a Kia is not just about driving a car, but about adding comfort, style, and happiness to everyday life.”

Kia India, among the country’s fastest-growing carmakers, stated that the initiative underscores its commitment to customer-centricity by ensuring transparent and rewarding ownership experiences.

Region / State Seltos Carens Clavis
North Rs 1,75,000 Rs 1,45,500 Rs 1,26,500
East Rs 1,75,000 Rs 1,45,000 Rs 1,20,000
West Rs 1,75,000 Rs 1,45,500 Rs 1,26,500
Andhra Pradesh & Telangana Rs 2,00,000 Rs 1,33,350 Rs 1,20,500
Kerala Rs 2,25,000 Rs 1,25,650 Rs 1,20,500
Tamil Nadu Rs 2,00,000 Rs 1,55,650 Rs 1,30,500
Karnataka Rs 2,10,000 Rs 88,650 Rs 1,10,500

The move follows Centre’s decision to cut GST rates on cars, making vehicle ownership more affordable ahead of the festive season. The revised pricing will come into effect from September 22.

Given below is a model-wise benefit table forKia India’s ICE portfoliois given below:

Model Price Reduction up to INR
Sonet Rs 1,64,471
Syros Rs 1,86,003
Seltos Rs 75,372
Carens Rs 48,513
Carens Clavis Rs 78,674
Carnival Rs 4,48,542

In a significant boost to the auto sector, the GST Council has also implemented a uniform 18% rate on all auto parts, eliminating the disparities caused by varying HS codes. Under the new structure, small cars – defined as petrol and hybrid models up to 1,200cc and 4,000mm in length, and diesel models up to 1,500cc and 4,000mm in length – will now be taxed at 18%, down from the previous 28%.

Conversely, luxury cars, large SUVs (exceeding 4,000mm in length with engines above 1,200cc for petrol or 1,500cc for diesel), and motorcycles above 350cc will attract a GST rate of 40%.

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