Car Loan EMI Calculator

Calculate the EMI on a new car loan, and see what the on-road price really costs once interest is counted.

Your monthly EMI
₹16,704
5 yr · 9.25% p.a.
Principal amount₹8,00,000
Total interest₹2,02,235
Total payable₹10,02,235

About the Car Loan EMI Calculator

Car loans are secured against the vehicle, so rates sit well below personal loans — typically 8.5% to 11% for salaried buyers at banks. Lenders fund 80–100% of the ex-showroom price; insurance, registration and accessories usually come out of your pocket.

Remember that a car is a depreciating asset. A seven-year tenure lowers the EMI but leaves you owing more than the car is worth for most of the loan, which makes an early sale awkward.

The formula

EMI = [P × R × (1+R)^N] ÷ [(1+R)^N − 1]
PLoan principal — the amount actually disbursed to you
RMonthly interest rate — the annual rate ÷ 12 ÷ 100
NTenure in months

Every bank and NBFC in India uses this reducing-balance formula. Interest is charged only on the outstanding balance, so the interest share of each EMI falls as the loan runs down while the principal share rises.

Things worth knowing

1
Negotiate the on-road price before you discuss finance — dealership finance desks earn commission on the loan, not the discount.
2
Keep the tenure to five years or less so the loan stays ahead of the car's depreciation.
3
A larger down payment cuts the EMI and often unlocks a better rate slab.

Frequently asked questions

Usually 80–100% of the ex-showroom price. Registration, insurance and accessories are generally excluded, so plan for 10–20% from your own funds.

Rarely. Dealers earn a commission on the loans they arrange. Get a sanction from your own bank first and use it as leverage.

Salaried individuals cannot. If the car is registered to a business and used for business purposes, the interest is a deductible expense and depreciation can be claimed.

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