McLaren is expected to reduce prices across its India line-up by as much as 38 percent ahead of the implementation of the India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA). The British supercar manufacturer is likely to become the first high-performance luxury brand to pass on the anticipated tax benefits after Jaguar Land Rover. However, the company has not officially confirmed the revised pricing.
Major Price Cuts Expected Across The Range
According to industry sources, the McLaren 750S Coupe, 750S Spider, and GTS will receive substantial price reductions. The 750S Coupe could see its price fall from Rs 7.94 crore to Rs 4.94 crore, while the 750S Spider may drop from Rs 8.78 crore to Rs 5.46 crore. The GTS is also expected to become more affordable, with its price reducing from Rs 6.15 crore to Rs 3.83 crore.
India-UK FTA To Drive Lower Import Duties
The expected price revision is linked to the India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement. Under the proposed framework, customs duty on British petrol vehicles with engines above 3,000 cc and diesel vehicles above 2,500 cc will reduce from 110 percent to 30 percent in the first year. The duty could further decline to 10 percent by the fifth year, subject to annual import quotas.
Artura Hybrid To Continue At Current Price
The McLaren Artura will not receive a price revision under the current framework. As a hybrid model, it does not qualify for the reduced import duty benefits during the first five years of the agreement. As a result, the Artura is expected to retain its existing pricing structure in the Indian market.
Revised McLaren Prices In India
If implemented, the expected prices for McLaren models in India will be as follows. The 750S Coupe is likely to be priced at Rs 4.94 crore, down by Rs 3 crore. The 750S Spider could be available at Rs 5.46 crore, reflecting a reduction of Rs 3.32 crore. Meanwhile, the GTS may cost Rs 3.83 crore, representing a decrease of Rs 2.32 crore. All prices are expected to be ex-showroom.
When Will The New Prices Take Effect?
Although the India-UK FTA was signed in July 2025, it has not yet come into force. The implementation timeline has been delayed as both countries continue discussions on several trade-related issues. The revised duties will only apply after both governments complete the ratification process. Until then, any announced price adjustments are being made in anticipation of the agreement.
McLaren’s Journey In The Indian Market
McLaren officially entered the Indian market in 2021 and opened its first showroom in Mumbai in late 2022 through importer Infinity Cars. The brand currently offers the 750S Coupe, 750S Spider, Artura, and GTS in the country. By early 2025, McLaren had reportedly delivered around 50 vehicles to Indian customers.
Prices In India
The expected revised ex-showroom prices are Rs 4.94 crore for the McLaren 750S Coupe, Rs 5.46 crore for the 750S Spider, and Rs 3.83 crore for the GTS. The Artura is expected to continue at its current price due to its hybrid powertrain. Buyers should note that these figures remain subject to the official implementation of the India-UK FTA and confirmation from McLaren India.
Conclusion
The anticipated India-UK Free Trade Agreement could significantly reshape the premium imported car market. McLaren’s planned price reductions, if implemented, would be among the largest seen in the luxury automotive segment in India. Other British brands, including Bentley, Rolls-Royce, Aston Martin, and Lotus, may also review their pricing strategies once the agreement officially comes into effect.
