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CarSlice Launches India's First Tax-Efficient Luxury Car Subscription Model on Republic Day

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| January 24, 2026 11:49:42 AM IST
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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 24: CarSlice today announced the launch of India's first tax-efficient, subscription-based luxury mobility model, introducing a new way for affluent consumers to access premium vehicles without the financial drag of traditional ownership. The Republic Day debut positions CarSlice as a response to growing demand for smarter, more flexible approaches to luxury consumption in India.

Designed for high-income professionals, entrepreneurs, and investors, CarSlice replaces outright ownership with a structured subscription and fractional framework that reduces capital lock-in and mitigates depreciation. The platform enables users to access luxury vehicles while optimizing cash flow and improving tax efficiency through compliant LLP-based structures and professionally managed operations.

"Luxury should elevate lifestyles, not erode wealth," said a CarSlice spokesperson. "India's consumers are becoming more financially sophisticated. They want access, flexibility, and intelligence, not assets that sit idle and lose value. CarSlice is built for that shift."

Unlike conventional luxury leasing or short-term rentals, CarSlice integrates vehicle access, asset utilisation, and yield generation into a single ecosystem. Subscribers avoid long-term EMIs, heavy upfront capital deployment, and balance-sheet strain, while benefiting from predictable costs and transparent structures. The model reflects a broader change in how premium mobility is evaluated, not as a status symbol, but as a strategic financial choice.

The Republic Day launch highlights CarSlice's emphasis on financial freedom alongside personal mobility. As India's premium consumption market matures, the company is positioning itself at the intersection of luxury, finance, and technology--offering an alternative aligned with evolving attitudes toward ownership, capital efficiency, and wealth preservation.

With urban professionals increasingly prioritising flexibility and smarter asset allocation, CarSlice aims to redefine how luxury vehicles fit into modern Indian portfolios, shifting the narrative from possession to performance.

About CarSliceFounded to challenge conventional notions of luxury car ownership, CarSlice is an India-based premium mobility platform offering tax-efficient, subscription-led access to luxury vehicles. By combining structured financial frameworks with professionally managed operations, CarSlice enables high-income individuals to experience premium mobility without long-term ownership risks. The company focuses on capital efficiency, transparency, and flexibility for India's next generation of luxury consumers.

Media ContactPR & Communications - CarSliceEmail: info@carslice.comWebsite: www.carslice.com

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