What Changed
After the GST Council’s major overhaul effective 22 September 2025, automotive taxation was simplified. Passenger vehicles above 4 m now attract a flat 40% GST, replacing the earlier combined rate of 28% GST + cess that reached up to 45% . Tata Motors committed to passing this full benefit directly to buyers across its ICE (internal combustion engine) lineup, including the Curvv .
How Much You Save on the Curvv
Across petrol and diesel variants, the Tata Curvv now enjoys a price reduction ranging from ₹34,000 to ₹67,000 depending on the variant . Specifically, the high-end Accomplished Plus A Dark diesel-DCT trim sees the maximum cut—about ₹67,290 .
Estimated savings:
Variant Range. Price Cut. Tax Rate Cut
Entry-level to mid variants ₹34k–₹60k -3.4% to 3.5%
Top-spec Accomplished Plus A Dark. Up to ₹67k. -3.45%
This translates into 3.5% lower ex-showroom pricing relative to pre-reform prices .
Who Benefits the Most
If you were eyeing a mid-size coupe-SUV like the Curvv, now’s a great time. All ICE variants—both petrol and diesel, manual and automatic—are more wallet-friendly. Given that on-road prices are built on ex-showroom figures, these savings trickle through to your final cost too .
Context & Purpose
This move by Tata aligns with similar moves from other automakers (Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra, Hyundai, Toyota) who are reducing prices to boost sales during the festive season . It also fits into the government’s GST 2.0 strategy to lower taxes, make vehicles more affordable, and support consumer spending before year-end celebrations .
Bottom Line
The Tata Curvv now starts at a significantly lower price thanks to GST 2.0, with savings of up to ₹67,000. If you’re considering a stylish mid-size SUV, this could be your moment. Just confirm the exact figures with your nearest Tata showroom as reductions vary by variant.