How this calculator works
- Step 1Add up the on-road price₹9,20,000.00Ex-showroom price plus registration, insurance and extras.
- Step 2Subtract the down payment₹7.2 lakhYou pay ₹2,00,000.00 upfront and borrow the rest.
- Step 3Spread it into EMIs₹14,946.0260 months at 9% a year.
The price on the showroom tag is not what you pay. Road tax, registration and the first year’s insurance can add a large amount.
Worked example
An ₹8,00,000.00 car with ₹2,00,000.00 down costs ₹14,946.02 a month for 60 months.
- EMI
L × k ÷ (1 − (1 + k)^−n)
- Lloan: on-road price minus down payment ₹7,20,000.00
- kmonthly rate, yearly rate ÷ 12 0.75%
- nnumber of EMIs 60
- On-road price₹9,20,000.00
- Loan amount₹7,20,000.00
- Total interest₹1,76,760.95
- Total cost with down payment₹10,96,760.95
- Monthly EMI₹14,946.02
Reading the result
A longer tenure lowers the EMI but raises the interest you pay.
The EMI is ₹22,895.81 over 36 months, ₹14,946.02 over 60 months, ₹11,584.14 over 84 months.
- Using the on-road price₹14,946.02Includes registration, insurance and extras in the loan.
- Using only the ex-showroom price₹12,455.01Lower EMI, but you pay the extras in cash.
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Common mistakes
Mistake: Planning with the ex-showroom price.
Instead: Use the full on-road quote for your city.
Mistake: Comparing a flat-rate offer with a reducing-rate offer directly.
Instead: Convert the flat rate first; it usually costs more.
Mistake: Choosing the longest tenure for the lowest EMI.
Instead: Check the total interest at each tenure.
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