Explore the latest newly launched cars in India with updated details on price, variants, features, mileage, engine options and key specifications. Fouji Adda helps defence personnel, veterans and their families stay informed about new car launches from popular brands. Whether you are planning to buy...

CSD Price
₹8.78 Lakh Onwards
Not Listed in CSD

CSD Price
₹9.42 Lakh Onwards
Not Listed in CSD

CSD Price
₹8.33 Lakh Onwards
Not Listed in CSD

CSD Price
₹4.83 Lakh Onwards
Not Listed in CSD
Explore the latest newly launched cars in India with updated details on price, variants, features, mileage, engine options and key specifications. Fouji Adda helps defence personnel, veterans and their families stay informed about new car launches from popular brands. Whether you are planning to buy through CSD or comparing new models in the civil market, this page gives you a simple overview of the latest cars launched in India to help you make a better buying decision.
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CSD Price
₹ 8.78 Lakh * Onwards
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5 Seater |
Automatic / Manual |
Petrol
999 CC |
98.63bhp@5000 |
5 Star

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₹ 9.42 Lakh * Onwards
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4 Seater |
Automatic / Manual |
Diesel / Petrol
1997 CC |
159.58bhp@5000 |
4 Star

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₹ 8.33 Lakh * Onwards
Not Listed in CSD
5 Seater |
Automatic / Manual |
Petrol
1497 CC |
113.42bhp@6300 |
4 Star

3.5
|2 review
CSD Price
₹ 4.83 Lakh * Onwards
Not Listed in CSD
5 Seater |
Automatic / Manual |
CNG / Petrol
1199 CC |
85bhp@6000 |
1 Star
When defense personnel purchase a car through the CSD Canteen, they are eligible for a 50% rebate on the Goods and Services Tax (GST) component of the car's price. Here's how the calculation works: Let's assume the GST rate on the car's basic price is 18%. Without any rebate, the GST amount payable would be 18% of the car's basic price. However, defense personnel purchasing the car through army canteen get a 50% rebate on the GST. This means they only need to pay half of the regular GST amount. So, the effective GST rate becomes 50% of the original rate, which is 9%. On top of that, electric vehicles are subject to a 5% GST, providing defence personnel with a direct 2.5% rebate. However, it's important to note that there is no rebate on the cess applicable to four-wheelers in CSD Canteen. The cess remains unchanged, and defense personnel are required to pay it in full as per the regular rates. Additionally, there is a CSD Margin of 0.5% on the vehicle's basic price that defense personnel need to pay. This margin is a nominal charge added to the car's price. Keep in mind that the specific GST rates and policies may vary, so it's essential to verify the current CSD rate and terms at the time of purchase. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, individuals should directly refer to the official CSD website.
All ranks of defense personnel from Pay Level 1 to 18, including Officers, JCOs, ORs, and retired personnel, including widows, are eligible to purchase four wheeler from CSD. Car eligibility varies based on price categories. For specific details, please refer to the eligibility section above.
CSD car price refers to the price of cars sold through the Canteen Stores Department (CSD) for military personnel and their dependents. These prices are typically lower than the market prices of the same car models.
The eligibility criteria to purchase a car from military canteen varies depending on the specific guidelines set by the authorities. Generally, serving and retired personnel of the armed forces, including widow, are eligible to buy cars from the CSD canteen.
You can check the CSD canteen car price list by visiting the Fouji Adda App & website or CSD AFD online portal. These websites provide a list of all the car models available through CSD and their price.
CSD car price are determined based on various factors, including the model and make of the car, taxes and duties, and other charges applicable. These price are typically lower than the market price of the same car models due to the subsidies provided by the government.
Yes, you can purchase a CSD car online through the CSD AFD Portal. This portal provides a convenient and hassle-free way to purchase a car from CSD canteen.
Yes, you can apply for a car loan to purchase a car from army canteen. Many banks and financial institutions offer car loans for CSD cars, and you can apply for these loans directly from the bank.
The cars purchased through CSD Canteen are of personnel use and can be sold in the open market after 5 years from the date of purchase of the four wheeler.
No, you can not transfer or sell before 5 years from the date of purchase. You can do so after 5 years.
No, the Canteen Stores Department (CSD) in India is not exclusive to the Army. It serves all branches of the Indian Armed Forces, including the Navy, Air Force, and the Coast Guard. CSD offers its services to active duty personnel, retired defense personnel, and their families.
CSD enjoys certain tax exemptions and concessions, reducing the overall cost of the products. It operates on a non-commercial basis, focusing on affordability rather than profit-making. By offering essential goods at lower prices, CSD aims to enhance the well-being of the defense community.
According to the eligibility criteria, serving and retired civilian officers falling within Pay Level 11 to 18 under the MOD, are eligible to buy a car through CSD Canteen. Pay Level 11 to 18 corresponds to higher-ranking civilian officers, which includes Group 'A' officers and equivalent positions. However, there is a restriction on the car's basic price. The eligible civilian officers are allowed to purchase a car from Military Canteen, provided that the car's basic price does not exceed Rs 20 lakh.
Standard Car GST rates are 5%, 18%, and 40% depending on engine size, length, and fuel type. For CSD cars, defence personnel receive a 50% rebate under the AFD scheme, so they effectively pay only half of the applicable GST (2.5%, 9% and 20%).
When defense personnel purchase a car through the CSD Canteen, they are eligible for a 50% rebate on the Goods and Services Tax (GST) component of the car's price. Here's how the calculation works: Let's assume the GST rate on the car's basic price is 18%. Without any rebate, the GST amount payable would be 18% of the car's basic price. However, defense personnel purchasing the car through army canteen get a 50% rebate on the GST. This means they only need to pay half of the regular GST amount. So, the effective GST rate becomes 50% of the original rate, which is 9%. On top of that, electric vehicles are subject to a 5% GST, providing defence personnel with a direct 2.5% rebate. However, it's important to note that there is no rebate on the cess applicable to four-wheelers in CSD Canteen. The cess remains unchanged, and defense personnel are required to pay it in full as per the regular rates. Additionally, there is a CSD Margin of 0.5% on the vehicle's basic price that defense personnel need to pay. This margin is a nominal charge added to the car's price. Keep in mind that the specific GST rates and policies may vary, so it's essential to verify the current CSD rate and terms at the time of purchase. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, individuals should directly refer to the official CSD website.
All ranks of defense personnel from Pay Level 1 to 18, including Officers, JCOs, ORs, and retired personnel, including widows, are eligible to purchase four wheeler from CSD. Car eligibility varies based on price categories. For specific details, please refer to the eligibility section above.
CSD car price refers to the price of cars sold through the Canteen Stores Department (CSD) for military personnel and their dependents. These prices are typically lower than the market prices of the same car models.
The eligibility criteria to purchase a car from military canteen varies depending on the specific guidelines set by the authorities. Generally, serving and retired personnel of the armed forces, including widow, are eligible to buy cars from the CSD canteen.
You can check the CSD canteen car price list by visiting the Fouji Adda App & website or CSD AFD online portal. These websites provide a list of all the car models available through CSD and their price.
CSD car price are determined based on various factors, including the model and make of the car, taxes and duties, and other charges applicable. These price are typically lower than the market price of the same car models due to the subsidies provided by the government.
Yes, you can purchase a CSD car online through the CSD AFD Portal. This portal provides a convenient and hassle-free way to purchase a car from CSD canteen.
Yes, you can apply for a car loan to purchase a car from army canteen. Many banks and financial institutions offer car loans for CSD cars, and you can apply for these loans directly from the bank.
The cars purchased through CSD Canteen are of personnel use and can be sold in the open market after 5 years from the date of purchase of the four wheeler.
No, you can not transfer or sell before 5 years from the date of purchase. You can do so after 5 years.
No, the Canteen Stores Department (CSD) in India is not exclusive to the Army. It serves all branches of the Indian Armed Forces, including the Navy, Air Force, and the Coast Guard. CSD offers its services to active duty personnel, retired defense personnel, and their families.
CSD enjoys certain tax exemptions and concessions, reducing the overall cost of the products. It operates on a non-commercial basis, focusing on affordability rather than profit-making. By offering essential goods at lower prices, CSD aims to enhance the well-being of the defense community.
According to the eligibility criteria, serving and retired civilian officers falling within Pay Level 11 to 18 under the MOD, are eligible to buy a car through CSD Canteen. Pay Level 11 to 18 corresponds to higher-ranking civilian officers, which includes Group 'A' officers and equivalent positions. However, there is a restriction on the car's basic price. The eligible civilian officers are allowed to purchase a car from Military Canteen, provided that the car's basic price does not exceed Rs 20 lakh.
Standard Car GST rates are 5%, 18%, and 40% depending on engine size, length, and fuel type. For CSD cars, defence personnel receive a 50% rebate under the AFD scheme, so they effectively pay only half of the applicable GST (2.5%, 9% and 20%).