Tata Nexon EV Prime Price in Belur

Tata has discontinued the Nexon EV Prime model. Tata Nexon EV Prime belongs to the B2-segment SUV in India and is compared primarily with the Tata Nexon EV Max price in Belur starting ₹16.49 lakh(ex-showroom) (ex-showroom) and MG ZS EV price in Belur starting ₹18.98 lakh(ex-showroom) (ex-showroom).

Tata Nexon EV Prime On-road Price in Belur, Tamil Nadu

On-road price of the Tata Nexon EV Prime is not available in your city right now.

List of last recorded On-road prices of the Tata Nexon EV Prime.

Ex-Showroom Price ₹14,49,000
TCS ₹14,490
Registration Charges ₹600
FASTag ₹600
Hypothecation Endorsement ₹1,500
Road Safety Cess ₹2,608
Other Charges ₹400
Insurance ₹72,450
On-Road Price in Belur: ₹15,41,648
Ex-Showroom Price ₹15,99,000
TCS ₹15,990
Registration Charges ₹600
FASTag ₹600
Hypothecation Endorsement ₹1,500
Road Safety Cess ₹2,878
Other Charges ₹400
Insurance ₹79,950
On-Road Price in Belur: ₹17,00,918
Ex-Showroom Price ₹16,19,000
TCS ₹16,190
Registration Charges ₹600
FASTag ₹600
Hypothecation Endorsement ₹1,500
Road Safety Cess ₹2,914
Other Charges ₹400
Insurance ₹80,950
On-Road Price in Belur: ₹17,22,154
Ex-Showroom Price ₹16,99,000
TCS ₹16,990
Registration Charges ₹600
FASTag ₹600
Hypothecation Endorsement ₹1,500
Road Safety Cess ₹3,058
Other Charges ₹400
Insurance ₹84,950
On-Road Price in Belur: ₹18,07,098
Ex-Showroom Price ₹17,19,000
TCS ₹17,190
Registration Charges ₹600
FASTag ₹600
Hypothecation Endorsement ₹1,500
Road Safety Cess ₹3,094
Other Charges ₹400
Insurance ₹85,950
On-Road Price in Belur: ₹18,28,334

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FAQs

The car's on-road price in India is the total price you pay to drive it legally on the road. It's more than the ex-showroom price, which is the price quoted by the car manufacturer and doesn't include various taxes and fees. Here's how to calculate the on-road price:

1. Start with the Ex-showroom Price: This is the base price of the car set by the manufacturer. You can find it on the car's brochure, manufacturer's website, or by visiting a dealership.

2. Add Road Tax: Road tax is a mandatory fee charged by the state government where you register the car. The percentage varies depending on the state and car type. It typically ranges from 4% to 15% of the ex-showroom price.

3. Add Registration Fee: This fee is paid to the Regional Transport Office (RTO) to register the car and get a license plate. The fee varies depending on the car's engine size and can be roughly estimated at Rs. 10,000.

4. Factor in Insurance: Car insurance is mandatory in India. There are two parts: third-party insurance (which covers damage to other vehicles and property) and comprehensive insurance (which covers your car for theft, accidents, and natural disasters). The premium amount depends on factors like the car's IDV (Insured Declared Value), your location, and driving history. You can expect to pay around 2-3% of the ex-showroom price for third-party insurance and more for comprehensive coverage.

5. Include Other Charges (Optional): Dealerships may add handling charges or logistics fees for delivering the car to you. These are usually negotiable.

Here's a formula to estimate the on-road price:

On-Road Price = Ex-showroom Price + (Road Tax %/100 * Ex-showroom Price) + Registration Fee + Insurance Premium + Other Charges (if any)

Example: Let's say the ex-showroom price of a car is Rs. 5,00,000:

  • Road Tax (assuming 10%): Rs. (10/100 * 5,00,000) = Rs. 50,000

  • Registration Fee: Rs. 10,000 (estimated)

  • Third-party Insurance (assuming 3%): Rs. (3/100 * 5,00,000) = Rs. 15,000

  • Estimated On-road Price: Rs. 5,75,000 (This is just an estimate, the actual price may vary depending on the exact charges.)

Tips:

1. Use online car on-road price calculators for a more precise estimate specific to your location and car model—these calculators factor in the latest tax rates and insurance quotes.

2. Negotiate with the dealer on the ex-showroom price and other charges (like handling fees) to reduce the on-road price.

The main difference between ex-showroom price and on-road price in India boils down to what's included in the final cost:

Ex-showroom Price: This is the base price of the car set by the manufacturer. It essentially reflects the cost of the vehicle itself, including the manufacturing cost, dealer profit margin, and Goods and Services Tax (GST).  It's like the car's price tag at the showroom, excluding anything required to legally drive it on the road.

On-road Price: This is the total price you pay to drive the car legally. It includes the ex-showroom price PLUS all the additional charges required for registration, taxes, and insurance:

  1. Road Tax: A mandatory fee charged by your state government, typically ranging from 4% to 15% of the ex-showroom price.

  1. Registration Fee: Paid to the Regional Transport Office (RTO) to register the car and get a license plate. It varies based on engine size but can be roughly estimated at Rs. 10,000.

  1. Car Insurance: Mandatory in India. It can be broken down into:

  • Third-party insurance (covers damage to other vehicles and property).

  • Comprehensive insurance (covers your car for theft, accidents, and natural disasters). The premium amount depends on various factors.

  1. Other Charges (Optional): Dealerships may add fees for handling or logistics of delivering the car, which can be negotiated.

In short:

  • Ex-showroom price is the initial sticker price.

  • The on-road price is the final price you pay to drive the car legally on the road. It's always higher than the ex-showroom price due to the additional mandatory taxes and fees.

Nexon EV Prime
30.2kWh
Battery
143PS/250Nm
Performance
312km
Range
Electric
Fuel Type
SUV
Body Type
5 Seater
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FAQs

The car's on-road price in India is the total price you pay to drive it legally on the road. It's more than the ex-showroom price, which is the price quoted by the car manufacturer and doesn't include various taxes and fees. Here's how to calculate the on-road price:

1. Start with the Ex-showroom Price: This is the base price of the car set by the manufacturer. You can find it on the car's brochure, manufacturer's website, or by visiting a dealership.

2. Add Road Tax: Road tax is a mandatory fee charged by the state government where you register the car. The percentage varies depending on the state and car type. It typically ranges from 4% to 15% of the ex-showroom price.

3. Add Registration Fee: This fee is paid to the Regional Transport Office (RTO) to register the car and get a license plate. The fee varies depending on the car's engine size and can be roughly estimated at Rs. 10,000.

4. Factor in Insurance: Car insurance is mandatory in India. There are two parts: third-party insurance (which covers damage to other vehicles and property) and comprehensive insurance (which covers your car for theft, accidents, and natural disasters). The premium amount depends on factors like the car's IDV (Insured Declared Value), your location, and driving history. You can expect to pay around 2-3% of the ex-showroom price for third-party insurance and more for comprehensive coverage.

5. Include Other Charges (Optional): Dealerships may add handling charges or logistics fees for delivering the car to you. These are usually negotiable.

Here's a formula to estimate the on-road price:

On-Road Price = Ex-showroom Price + (Road Tax %/100 * Ex-showroom Price) + Registration Fee + Insurance Premium + Other Charges (if any)

Example: Let's say the ex-showroom price of a car is Rs. 5,00,000:

  • Road Tax (assuming 10%): Rs. (10/100 * 5,00,000) = Rs. 50,000

  • Registration Fee: Rs. 10,000 (estimated)

  • Third-party Insurance (assuming 3%): Rs. (3/100 * 5,00,000) = Rs. 15,000

  • Estimated On-road Price: Rs. 5,75,000 (This is just an estimate, the actual price may vary depending on the exact charges.)

Tips:

1. Use online car on-road price calculators for a more precise estimate specific to your location and car model—these calculators factor in the latest tax rates and insurance quotes.

2. Negotiate with the dealer on the ex-showroom price and other charges (like handling fees) to reduce the on-road price.

The main difference between ex-showroom price and on-road price in India boils down to what's included in the final cost:

Ex-showroom Price: This is the base price of the car set by the manufacturer. It essentially reflects the cost of the vehicle itself, including the manufacturing cost, dealer profit margin, and Goods and Services Tax (GST).  It's like the car's price tag at the showroom, excluding anything required to legally drive it on the road.

On-road Price: This is the total price you pay to drive the car legally. It includes the ex-showroom price PLUS all the additional charges required for registration, taxes, and insurance:

  1. Road Tax: A mandatory fee charged by your state government, typically ranging from 4% to 15% of the ex-showroom price.

  1. Registration Fee: Paid to the Regional Transport Office (RTO) to register the car and get a license plate. It varies based on engine size but can be roughly estimated at Rs. 10,000.

  1. Car Insurance: Mandatory in India. It can be broken down into:

  • Third-party insurance (covers damage to other vehicles and property).

  • Comprehensive insurance (covers your car for theft, accidents, and natural disasters). The premium amount depends on various factors.

  1. Other Charges (Optional): Dealerships may add fees for handling or logistics of delivering the car, which can be negotiated.

In short:

  • Ex-showroom price is the initial sticker price.

  • The on-road price is the final price you pay to drive the car legally on the road. It's always higher than the ex-showroom price due to the additional mandatory taxes and fees.