There's good news for anyone planning to buy a new TVS petrol bike or scooter, as the company has announced that it will pass on the full benefit of the GST tax rate reduction to customers across its petrol (ICE) two-wheeler range.






Recently, the GST Council cut the tax rate on petrol vehicles from 28% to 18%, which means customers will now save a good amount when they buy a bike or scooter. The new prices will kick in from September 22, 2025. It's important to note that electric vehicles are not affected by this GST change, as they already have a lower GST of just 5%.
For everyday commuters, this move makes petrol two-wheelers more affordable and accessible. Whether someone is looking for a reliable commuter bike, a sporty motorcycle, or a family scooter, the reduced tax will directly cut down the price making them more pocket friendly.
KN Radhakrishnan, Director & CEO, TVS Motor Company, said, "The GST rate rationalisation is a bold and transformative move that will accelerate consumption across society. We sincerely thank the Government of India for these progressive reforms. The Government's consistent efforts to boost growth and strengthen the middle class's spending power are vital steps towards realising the Hon'ble Prime Minister's vision of Viksit Bharat 2047. We will pass on the the full benefit of GST rate reduction to customers across our ICE portfolio. TVS Motor remains committed to providing mobility solutions that are trusted, reliable and provide unparalleled user experience."
Starting September 22, you can expect lower prices on all TVS petrol two-wheelers, from scooters to Apaches. TVS has also planned to spread awareness through campaigns so buyers fully understand the benefits of the new GST regime.


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