Car Loan EMI Calculator India 2025
Calculate your monthly EMI, total interest, and payment schedule for your dream car.
How Much Will Your Car Loan EMI Be in 2025?
Tweak price, down payment, tenure, and rate to see a live EMI that suits your fuel budget. Discover the sweet spot before you sign the dotted line.

Twelve Lakhs rupees
Two Lakhs Forty Thousand rupees
Nine Lakhs Sixty Thousand rupees
Monthly EMI
₹17.07 K
Loan Composition
0.28x
You'll pay 0.28 times the principal as interest
Payment Schedule
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Total Principal
₹9.00 L
Total Interest
₹3.13 L
Total Payable
₹12.13 L
Car Loan EMI Calculation Formulas
Mathematical formulas for calculating car loan EMI, interest, and total cost.
EMI = [P × r × (1 + r)^n] / [(1 + r)^n - 1]Example:
₹8,00,000 car loan at 12% annual rate for 5 years
Variables:
Total Cost = EMI × n + Down PaymentExample:
₹17,796 EMI for 60 months with ₹2,00,000 down payment
Variables:
These formulas provide the mathematical foundation for the calculations. Actual results may vary based on rounding, compounding frequency, and specific lender policies.
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Car Loan EMI FAQs
Everything you need to know about car loans, auto financing, and vehicle purchase planning
What is a car loan and how does it differ from personal loans?
A car loan is a secured loan specifically for purchasing vehicles. The car itself serves as collateral, which typically results in lower interest rates compared to personal loans.
Key Features: Secured loan, lower interest rates, longer tenure (up to 7 years), specific vehicle purchase purpose, and faster approval for new cars.
What factors affect my car loan interest rate?
Several factors determine your car loan interest rate:
- Credit Score: Higher scores (750+) get better rates
- New vs Used Car: New cars typically get lower rates
- Loan-to-Value Ratio: Higher down payment = lower rate
- Income Stability: Salaried vs self-employed applicants
- Car Brand & Model: Premium brands may get better rates
- Loan Tenure: Shorter tenure may have lower rates
Pro Tip: Make a higher down payment (20-30%) to get better interest rates and reduce your EMI burden.