Volkswagen New vs Old Prices After GST 2.0 – Up To Rs. 3.27 Lakh Drop

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Volkswagen India has reduced prices across its range comprising Virtus, Taigun, Golf GTI and Tiguan R-Line

Volkswagen India has revised prices across its domestic portfolio considering the soon-to-be implemented of GST 2.0. The updated price list, effective September 22, 2025, impacts prices of popular models such as the Virtus, Taigun, Tiguan and the recently launched Golf GTI as the price cuts range between Rs 40,000 and Rs 3.27 lakh.

The Virtus midsize sedan benefits significantly with the 1.0 TSI Comfortline MT now at Rs 11.16 lakh after a Rs 40,000 cut. The 1.0 TSI GT-Line MT drops by Rs 49,000 to Rs 13.59 lakh while the higher-spec 1.5 TSI GT MT Plus Chrome and Sport trims are cheaper by Rs 61,000 and Rs 62,000 respectively – making the best-selling midsize sedan in the country more attractive to customers.

Automatic versions of the Virtus also gain attractive reductions. The 1.0 TSI Highline AT has seen a Rs 61,000 drop while the 1.0 TSI GT-Line AT will be Rs 52,000 lower from Sep 22. The flagship 1.5 TSI DSG variants too get hefty cuts – Rs 66,000 for the Chrome trim and Rs 67,000 for the Sport. The aggressive pricing puts the Virtus squarely against rivals like the Honda City and Hyundai Verna.

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The Taigun midsize SUV follows a similar trend courtesy of the GST 2.0 restructuring. The base 1.0 TSI Comfortline MT is now at Rs 11.39 lakh – reduced by Rs 41,000. The mid-spec automatics such as the Highline AT and GT-Line AT are cheaper by Rs 48,000 and Rs 55,000 respectively. The sporty 1.5 TSI GT Plus DSG Sport has dropped by Rs 68,000 while the Chrome trim’s new price reflects a Rs 67,000 drop.

Moving up the range, the Tiguan R-Line which is brought into the country via CBU route sits at Rs 45.73 lakh – enduring a massive Rs 3.27 lakh drop from its earlier sticker tag. The hot-hatch Golf GTI has also seen a notable price drop as it is priced at Rs 50.91 lakh – down Rs 2.09 lakh from before.

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The Virtus and Taigun cuts are expected to further elevate their appeal in the midsize space especially during this festive season. The Tiguan and Golf GTI offer lucrative value within the premium space too. With GST 2.0 benefits passed directly to consumers, Volkswagen India is expected to see a huge jump in volume sales in the remaining months of this calendar year.

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