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Rolls-Royce unveils redesigned Chennai showroom but won't confirm India price impact of UK trade deal

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Rolls-Royce Motor Cars will more likely than not hold India prices until the tariff schedule is notified, then pass on relief in small steps.

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Rolls-Royce unveiled a redesigned Chennai showroom on 15 October 2026 but has not confirmed India price changes from the UK trade deal, so luxury car dealers should hold off on price promises until the tariff cuts are reflected in official pricing.

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Customs notification of the in-quota volumes and tariff schedule

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Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is working with authorities on the tax implications, while the India–UK trade deal is to cut in-quota tariffs on large-engine cars to 10% over five years. The showroom was unveiled on 15 October 2026.

Tariffs on large-engine cars under the India–UK deal, in-quota against out-of-quota
  • In-quota, over five years10%
  • Out-of-quota, over 10 years50%
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Out-of-quota tariff on large-engine cars: 50%
In-quota tariff phase-down period: five years

What to track next

  • Any India price-list change by rival ultra-luxury marques
  • Whether the 50% out-of-quota path over 10 years is notified unchanged
  • Rolls-Royce commentary on India order books or deliveries after the Chennai launch

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