Porsche India reveals new prices: Details inside
Porsche will be giving price reduction in many of their offerings in the country and the new prices will start apply from September 22nd.
New Delhi: Porsche India have announced their revised pricing for their entire portfolio after the Indian government updated the GST structure recently. The new prices will come into effect from September 22nd, 2025, with most of the cars getting quite hefty price reductions.
The most substantial price cut has been given to the Cayenne GTS, which will bring down the price from Rs 2.08 crores to Rs 1.94 crores, with a reduction of Rs 13.90 lakh being applied. Even the Cayenne GTS Coupe, which previously cost Rs 2.09 crore, is going to be priced at Rs 1.95 crore.
The 911 Carrera, one of the brand’s most recognised sports cars, has been given a price reduction of Rs 11.40 lakh. The 911 Carrera’s price falls from Rs 2.83 crores to Rs 2.77 crores. The Stuttgart-based sports carmaker’s SUVs have been on the forefront of the reductions, and the standard Cayenne has received a significant price fall as well, going down from Rs 1.48 crore to Rs 1.38 crore now.
The Cayenne Coupe was earlier priced at Rs 1.54 crore, and the price reductions will bring down the pricing to Rs 1.44 crore, with the black edition getting of Rs 12.50 lakh, and the earlier price, which stood at Rs 1.87 crore, will go down to Rs 1.75 crore. The black editions of the standard Cayenne also have a reduction of Rs 12 lakh, and the pricing will go down from Rs 1.8 crore to Rs 1.68 crore.
Porsche’s high-performing Panamera GTS will now go down from Rs 2.46 crore to Rs 2.33 crore. In fact, the Panamera sedan line-up is now repriced and instead of Rs 1.80 crore, it will now be priced at Rs 1.70 crore.
The Macan ICE has been given a price reduction of Rs 6.40 lakh and is going to be priced Rs 89.70 lakh. However, both Macan Turbo and Taycan electric will be coming at their existing price. The Taycan starts at Rs 1.69 crore, and the Taycan Turbo is priced at Rs 2.69 crore.
How price cuts can help Porsche in the Indian market
The revised pricing will be displayed on Porsche’s site from September 22nd, 2025, with updated options pricing as well. The price revisions are going to make Porsches more accessible as well as much more competitive to their rivals in the luxury car consumer segment in the Indian market.
All of this is expected to boost the sales from the German car maker. In India, Porsche operates through authorised dealerships in major cities. The brand has been expanding their presence in the luxury segment, bringing both ICE and electric vehicles to their lineup.