Jeep Wrangler, Compass, Meridian Get Price Cuts of Up to Rs 4.84 Lakh Post GST Update

Jeep cars, including the Wrangler, Meridian, and Compass, have experienced significant price reductions in the market following the latest revision of GST slabs. The new prices will take effect from September 22, 2025, with the Wrangler benefiting the most from the price cut, offering savings of up to Rs 4.84 lakh. It is accompanied by the Grand Cherokee, which sees a price cut of up to Rs 4.50 lakh. However, it is important to note that the exact price reduction varies depending on the variant and engine chosen. We suggest contacting the nearest dealership for more details. 

Commenting on the announcement, Kumar Priyesh, Business Head & Director – Automotive Brands, Stellantis India, said, 'At Jeep, we have always believed in delivering exceptional value along with our legendary capabilities. The GST reform is a transformative step that brings clarity and affordability for customers. We are delighted to pass on the full benefit to our buyers, making the Jeep lifestyle more accessible than ever.'

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He also added, 'This move reinforces our commitment to ensuring that owning a Jeep is not just an aspiration but a reality for many more Indians.'

The new GST regime replaces the old multi-slab system and compensation cess with a simplified two-slab structure. It introduces a two-slab tax rate: 18% for small cars (that meet specific size and engine criteria) and a flat 40% for mid-size cars, large cars, and SUVs, without any additional cess.

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Jeep’s existing lineup in India consists of SUVs over 4 metres long with engines larger than 1.5 litres. Under the old tax system, these vehicles faced up to 50% tax (28% GST plus up to 22% cess). However, the new flat 40% tax with no cess has brought much relief to buyers of these SUVs by offering savings of about 10%, leading to more affordable prices.