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GST Effect: Mitsubishi Slashes Prices Of Pajero Sport And Montero
The reduction is a result of the implementation of GST, which came into effect from July 01, 2017. Mitsubishi’s range – presently consisting of only the Pajero Sport and the Montero (known as Shogun in the UK)
The Montero Has Benefitted The Most From The Price Shake-Up As It Is The Flagship Offering From Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi has revealed its post-GST prices in the country. The Japanese automaker has passed on the benefits from the Goods and Service Tax to its customers by slashing the ex-showroom prices of its products by up to Rs 10 lakh in Delhi.
Confused about GST? Don’t worry, understand the impact of GST on various segments here: Impact of GST On Car Prices In India
Here’s a look at the prices of all Mitsubishi models before and after the implementation of the new tax structure in New Delhi:
| Model | Pre-GST Prices | Post-GST Prices | Difference |
| Pajero Sport | Rs 27.69 - 29.28 lakh | Rs 26.47 - 28.04 lakh | Rs 1.22-1.24 lakh |
| Montero | Rs 68.62 lakh | Rs 57.98 lakh | Rs 10.64 lakh |
Disclaimer: All prices mentioned are ex-showroom, Delhi. The final on-road price comprises the ex-showroom price (ex-factory+GST), insurance and registration charges (warranties/special options opted for will be additional). Due to the implementation of GST, insurance charges will be more expensive by 3 per cent.
Speaking of Mitsubishi’s upcoming launches in the country, it is expected to relaunch the Outlander nameplate in the coming months. The second-gen Outlander was discontinued in India in 2013 as it was globally phased out. The third-gen model never made it here. Now, the automaker will launch the third-gen facelift model of the SUV. In 2018, it is likely to launch the all-new Pajero Sport in the country.
Source: cardekho.com
