CHECK CAR ON ROAD PRICE

On-Road Price = Ex-showroom Price + RTO + Insurance

Finding new car on-road prices in a simple way

autoX is a one-stop platform for your every query regarding, amongst other things, the new car on road price – all you have to do is to enter the name of the car and the city in which you live. There is also a list of frequently asked questions related to car on road price in India. This user-friendly interface makes it easier for you to find a new car on road price, making your research for buying your next car quite seamless and hassle-free. Since the car on road price in India is relative, given the various geographical rules and regulations, it is always better to check it here before making a decision.

Frequently Asked Questions

What decides the ex-showroom price of a car?
Ex-showroom price is the cost that a dealer charges for procuring the vehicle from the manufacturer and the tax that it pays to the state government on procurement. In some states and cities, ex-showroom price may also include octroi tax. This is the tax collected by the local authority for bringing goods from outside the region for consumption in that region. Ex-showroom prices differ from state to state as different states demand a different percentage of tax.
Why do car showrooms take a ‘logistics charge’ from customers?
Logistics charges cover all the costs borne by the dealer in getting the vehicle from the warehouse to the dealership and other costs such as those of basic pre-delivery inspection, number plate covers, etc. These costs are added to the new car on road price, as per the current norm. The amount of the logistic charges can sometimes differ with car models, since some expensive models need more care and materials for safe transportation, especially premium cars.
How are car registration charges determined?
Car registration charges in India are determined by the state in which the car will be registered. Each state demands a different percentage of the car’s ex-showroom value as its road tax. The road tax may also contain an additional cess, if applicable (NGT cess on certain diesel cars in Delhi, for example). Generally, these tax slabs are divided on the basis of the fuel type (petrol or diesel). In some states, diesel cars are more expensive to register than petrol cars.
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