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GST rate cuts: From Tata Motors to Mercedes — Check the full list of 65 passenger vehicles which are set to get cheaper as the GST council cut the tax rates on cars sold in the nation. The new GST regime will be effective from 22 September 2025.

Audi India has slashed prices across its lineup after GST 2.0 reduced the overall tax on passenger vehicles. Customers benefit between ₹2.60–7.80 lakh, with models like Q3, A4, Q5, A6, Q7, and Q8 seeing major cuts.

Audi India launched the Q7 Signature Edition. This limited model features exclusive upgrades, including LED entry lamps, a unique in-car coffee system, and enhanced safety features, while retaining the powerful 3.0-litre V6 engine and luxury technology amenities.

Audi India will raise prices by up to 2% starting May 15 due to rising input costs and currency fluctuations. The company remains focused on minimising the impact on customers while ensuring sustainable growth for itself and its dealer partners.

Audi, the premium brand of Volkswagen AG, plans to lay off about 7,500 officials in Germany by 2029 to improve profitability amid declining sales, according to a Bloomberg report. This reduction represents roughly 14% of Audi's German workforce.

The newly launched Audi RS Q8 Performance gets significant performance upgrades alongside a slight revamp in its design.

Audi India will launch the RS Q8 Performance SUV on 17 February 2025. The facelifted model features a dynamic design, upgraded LED lights, and a powerful 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine with 631 bhp, capable of 0-100 km/h in 3.6 seconds, competing with Lamborghini Urus S and Porsche Cayenne GTS.

February will see major car launches, including Kia's Syros SUV, Audi's RS Q8 Performance, MG's M9 EV, and Cyberster. Kia's Syros features a spacious interior and efficient engines, while Audi's RS Q8 boasts impressive power.