Bridgestone India Passes GST Reduction Benefit to Customers

22 Sep 2025 CW Team

Bridgestone India will pass on the benefit of the GST rate reduction to end-consumers across commercial and passenger vehicle segments. The revised prices, effective from 22nd September, will apply across the company’s full range of tyres, including premium, standard, and specialty offerings.

Bridgestone India, a global leader in advanced mobility solutions and sustainable tyre manufacturing, announced that it will implement the GST reduction benefit for its customers following the Government of India’s recent decision. The price revision will take effect from 22nd September, supporting affordability for both commercial and passenger vehicle owners.

Commenting on the initiative, Rajarshi Moitra, Deputy Managing Director, Bridgestone India, said, “This decision by the Government reflects a forward-looking approach to strengthening the automotive ecosystem and we thank the Honourable Prime Minister and the Government for the same. Bridgestone India is proud to pass on the benefit of the GST reduction to our customers, supporting not just affordability but also encouraging sustainable and safer mobility practices.”

For over 29 years, Bridgestone India has aligned its business with national priorities, focusing on sustainability, innovation, and customer-centric initiatives. Passing on the GST benefit reflects the company’s commitment to transparency, trust, and strengthening its long-standing relationship with customers.

Bridgestone India continues to deliver products combining performance, durability, and safety, while contributing to a more efficient and resilient mobility ecosystem. The company also remains focused on supporting its dealer and distributor network, fostering innovation, and promoting safe and sustainable mobility solutions across India.

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