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GST cut, festive fervour fuel spike in new vehicle registrations across Mumbai and its neighbouring areas

Updated on: 02 October,2025 10:22 PM IST  |  Mumbai
Rajendra B. Aklekar | rajendra.aklekar@mid-day.com

Figures compiled from various RTOs across Mumbai Metropolitan Region have revealed that vehicle registrations have increased by 14 percent compared from the previous year. There has been a significant rise in the purchases in both four-wheeler and two-wheeler categories

GST cut, festive fervour fuel spike in new vehicle registrations across Mumbai and its neighbouring areas

Overall, 1,473 more vehicles across both categories (four- and two-wheelers) were registered compared to last year. Representational pic

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The reduced goods and services (GST) rates which came into effect from September 22, along with the festive fervour of Navratri and Dussehra, have fuelled new vehicle registrations across the regional transport offices (RTOs) in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). Figures compiled from various RTOs across MMR have revealed that vehicle registrations have increased by 14 percent compared from the previous year.

There has been a significant rise in the purchases in both four-wheelers and two-wheeler categories.


“The Central government has reduced the GST rate on vehicles and the new rates have been implemented from September 22. As a result, purchases have increased this year during Navratri and Dussehra. According to the new structure of the GST tax, there has been an increase in the purchase of bikes with an engine capacity of less than 350 cc and four-wheelers with an engine capacity of less than 1,200 cc. The prices of these vehicles have been reduced by Rs 20,000 to Rs 1.25 lakh,” an RTO official said.



High purchase of two-wheelers

During the Navratri festival, 10,541 vehicles were registered in all four RTOs in Mumbai this year, of which two-wheelers accounted for the highest number.

Overall, 1,473 more vehicles across both categories (four- and two-wheelers) were registered compared to last year.

2025 vehicle registrations (September 22 to October 2)

Mumbai Central (MH01)

Two wheelers: 2,243

Four wheelers: 835

Total: 3,078

Andheri (MH02)

Two wheelers: 1,285

Four wheelers: 542

Total: 1,839

Wadala (MH03)

Two wheelers: 1,687

Four wheelers: 723

Total: 2,243

Borivali/Dahisar (MH47)

Two wheelers: 2,364

Four wheelers: 850

Total: 3,214

Across Mumbai

Two wheelers: 7,591

Four wheelers: 2,950

Total: 10,541

2024 vehicle registrations (October 1 to October 12)

Mumbai Central (MH01)

Two wheelers: 1,933

Four wheelers: 832

Total: 2,765

Andheri (MH02)

Two wheelers: 1,076

Four wheelers: 523

Total: 1,599

Wadala (MH03)

Two wheelers: 1,513

Four wheelers: 662

Total: 2,175

Borivali/Dahisar (MH47)

Two wheelers: 1,723

Four wheelers: 806

Total: 2,529

Across Mumbai

Two wheelers: 6,245

Four wheelers: 2,823

Total: 9,068

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