Volkswagen offers its cars in different segments. Volkswagen Taigun is one model that falls under the mid-size SUV segment. If you also want to purchase the base model, what will be your monthly installment after paying an initial payment of ₹100,000?

The base model of Taigun from Volkswagen is 1.0 Comfortline Petrol and can be purchased for an ex-showroom price of ₹11.42 lakh. When it is purchased from Delhi, it requires an on-road price of around ₹13.15 lakh. This includes an ex-showroom price of around ₹11.42 lakh and around ₹1.14 lakh for registration and insurance costs of around ₹48,000, respectively. Additionally, a cost of around ₹11,000 for TCS is also paid; hence, an on-road price of ₹13.15 lakh is incurred.

If you purchase the base variant of this vehicle, the bank will finance the ex-showroom price. Thus, after making a down payment of ₹1 lakh, you will have to finance approximately ₹12.15 lakh from the bank. If the bank gives you ₹12.15 lakh for seven years at 9% interest, you will have to pay a monthly EMI of only ₹19,556 for the next seven years.

If you take a car loan of Rs 12.15 lakh from the bank for seven years with an interest rate of 9%, then you will have to pay an EMI of Rs 19556 every month for seven years. In such a situation, in seven years, you will pay around Rs 4.27 lakh as interest for the base variant of Volkswagen Taigun. After which you will pay a total price of the car, including ex-showroom, on-road, and interest, which will be around Rs 17.42 lakh.

Volkswagen offers Taigun as a mid-size SUV. This SUV competes directly in the market with SUVs like Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara, Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder, Mahindra Scorpio N, MG Hector, and Kia Seltos.

Volkswagen offers its cars in different segments. Volkswagen Taigun is one model that falls under the mid-size SUV segment. If you also want to purchase the base model, what will be your monthly installment after paying an initial payment of ₹100,000?

The base model of Taigun from Volkswagen is 1.0 Comfortline Petrol and can be purchased for an ex-showroom price of ₹11.42 lakh. When it is purchased from Delhi, it requires an on-road price of around ₹13.15 lakh. This includes an ex-showroom price of around ₹11.42 lakh and around ₹1.14 lakh for registration and insurance costs of around ₹48,000, respectively. Additionally, a cost of around ₹11,000 for TCS is also paid; hence, an on-road price of ₹13.15 lakh is incurred.

If you purchase the base variant of this vehicle, the bank will finance the ex-showroom price. Thus, after making a down payment of ₹1 lakh, you will have to finance approximately ₹12.15 lakh from the bank. If the bank gives you ₹12.15 lakh for seven years at 9% interest, you will have to pay a monthly EMI of only ₹19,556 for the next seven years.

If you take a car loan of Rs 12.15 lakh from the bank for seven years with an interest rate of 9%, then you will have to pay an EMI of Rs 19556 every month for seven years. In such a situation, in seven years, you will pay around Rs 4.27 lakh as interest for the base variant of Volkswagen Taigun. After which you will pay a total price of the car, including ex-showroom, on-road, and interest, which will be around Rs 17.42 lakh.

Volkswagen offers Taigun as a mid-size SUV. This SUV competes directly in the market with SUVs like Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara, Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder, Mahindra Scorpio N, MG Hector, and Kia Seltos.