Maruti Jimny is offered by Maruti Suzuki in the category of Off-Roading SUVs in the Indian market. If you are also planning to buy the base variant Zeta of this vehicle and want to bring the car home after making a down payment of Rs 2 lakh, then how much EMI will have to be paid every month? We are giving you information about this in this news.
Maruti Jimny Price
Jimny is brought by Maruti as an Off-Roading SUV. The base variant Zeta of this SUV is offered by the company in the Indian market at an ex-showroom price (Maruti Jimny Price) of Rs 12.74 lakh.
If this vehicle is bought in Delhi, then you will have to pay around Rs 128230 as RTO and around Rs 42000 as insurance, besides Rs 12740 as TCS charge, four thousand for MCD, and Rs 800 with Fastag. After which the on-road price of Maruti Jimny Zeta becomes around Rs 1460965.
How much EMI after a two lakh down payment
If you buy the Zeta variant of this vehicle, then the bank will finance it at the ex-showroom price only. In such a situation, after making a down payment of two lakh rupees, you will have to get about 12.61 lakh rupees financed from the bank.
If the bank gives you Rs 12.61 lakh for seven years with 9 percent interest, then you will have to pay an EMI of Rs 220288 every month for the next seven years.
How expensive will the car be
If you take a car loan of Rs 12.61 lakh from the bank for seven years with an interest rate of 9 percent, then you will have to pay an EMI of Rs 220288 every month for seven years.
In such a situation, in seven years you will pay about Rs 4.43 lakh as interest for the base variant Zeta of Maruti Jimny. After which the total price of your car will be around Rs 19 lakh including ex-showroom, on road and interest.
Who competes with whom
This SUV is offered by Maruti as an off-roading SUV. Although it does not have direct competition with any SUV in the market. But in terms of price, it is challenged by SUVs like the Maruti Grand Vitara, Mahindra Thar, Force Gurkha, Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyrder, Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos, Tata Harrier, Mahindra Scorpio