Maruti Suzuki Brezza EMI Calculator: Car Loan EMI for November 2026

Maruti Suzuki's own price list, read on 10 November 2026, puts the Brezza at ₹7,49,900 to ₹13,70,500 ex-showroom Delhi: a ₹6,20,600 gap from entry to top variant (₹13,70,500 less ₹7,49,900). This Maruti Suzuki Brezza EMI calculator opens on the entry car: 20% down leaves roughly a ₹6,00,000 loan costing ₹12,080 a month over 5 years at the 7.7% p.a. floor, or ₹12,310 at the 8.5% median. The maker calls these prices introductory; recheck before borrowing.

Ramesh Kulkarni By Ramesh Kulkarni · Content Writer Updated 10 November 2026 Reviewed by BankCreds Financial Experts

Car loan EMI calculator

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₹2 lakh₹7,49,900₹20,00,000
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6%8.5% p.a.20%
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1 year5 years8 years

Loan amount: ₹5,99,900. Reducing-balance EMI; processing fees and insurance are extra.

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Your monthly EMI

₹12,308

for 60 months

₹7,38,472

Total payable

Loan amount

₹5,99,900

Total interest

₹1,38,572

Interest is 18.8% of what you repay. A shorter tenure cuts it; a lower rate cuts it more.

Maruti Suzuki Brezza EMI calculator: what the entry car costs each month

Start from the ₹7,49,900 entry variant: 10% down leaves a loan of roughly ₹6,75,000, 20% down about ₹6,00,000.

Over 5 years, ₹6,75,000 costs ₹13,590 a month at 7.7% p.a. and ₹13,849 at 8.5%. The smaller loan costs ₹12,080 and ₹12,310, so the extra 10% down saves ₹1,510 a month at the floor (₹13,590 less ₹12,080).

All figures are ex-showroom Delhi; registration, road tax and insurance sit on top, and banks lend against that on-road total. The ₹13,70,500 top variant needs a far bigger loan; set it above.

Three, five or seven years: what tenure does to the Brezza loan

Same ₹6,00,000 loan:

Rate and figure3 years5 years7 years
EMI at 7.7%₹18,719₹12,080₹9,262
Total interest at 7.7%₹73,880₹1,24,792₹1,78,033
EMI at 8.5%₹18,941₹12,310₹9,502
Total interest at 8.5%₹81,859₹1,38,595₹1,98,159

Seven years instead of three trims the EMI by ₹9,457 at 7.7% (₹18,719 less ₹9,262), yet interest more than doubles, up ₹1,04,153 (₹1,78,033 less ₹73,880). Rate matters less: 8.5% against 7.7% adds ₹230 a month over 5 years (₹12,310 less ₹12,080) and ₹13,803 of interest (₹1,38,595 less ₹1,24,792).

Which lenders start lowest on a Brezza car loan, and who gets that floor

Nobody prints a Brezza rate; your credit score sets your floor. Lowest of the 30 lenders printing a new car rate:

  • UCO Bank: 7.7% p.a. for a CIBIL score of 825 or above; lends 90% of on-road price.
  • Bank of Maharashtra: 7.7% p.a. if you're salaried with a score of 800 or more.
  • Indian Bank: 7.75% to 9.1% p.a., no score condition printed.

HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank open at 8.4% p.a. with 100% on-road funding for those who qualify (ICICI only beyond 36 months). The car loan interest rates page lists every lender.

Pricing a different variant, or the dealer's on-road quote

The preset: 20% down on the entry variant at the 8.5% median. For another Brezza, enter its ex-showroom figure from Maruti Suzuki's list, or the dealer's on-road total, then your down payment, offered rate and tenure. The main car loan EMI calculator covers any car.

The EMI skips the processing fee (UCO Bank: 0.50%, capped at ₹5,000 plus GST) and any foreclosure charge. Since 1 January 2026 the RBI's 2025 directions on pre-payment charges have barred foreclosure and part-payment fees on personal floating-rate car loans; a fixed-rate loan may still carry one, and it must appear in your Key Facts Statement. More in the processing fee and charges guide.

Choosing the right car loan for a Brezza, and the mistakes to skip

Know your score first: 825 opens UCO's 7.7%, 800 opens Bank of Maharashtra's. Then weigh rate against fee, and prefer floating if you may prepay. See the car loan eligibility guide and the car loan section.

Common mistakes: buying on EMI alone (7 years feels light at ₹9,262 yet costs ₹1,78,033 in interest); trusting an introductory price to hold on delivery day; letting the dealer pick your lender.

Frequently asked questions

Is there an EMI calculator for the Maruti Suzuki Brezza?
Yes. The calculator above opens on the ₹7,49,900 entry variant, 20% down, 8.5% p.a. (the median floor), 5 years. Edit any input to match your variant and the rate a lender has quoted you, and the EMI recalculates at once.
What is the Maruti Suzuki Brezza EMI for 5 years?
₹12,080 a month at the 7.7% p.a. floor, or ₹12,310 at the 8.5% median, on the ₹6,00,000 loan left after 20% down on the entry variant. With 10% down the loan is about ₹6,75,000 and the EMIs are ₹13,590 and ₹13,849.
What is the Brezza on road price EMI?
More than our figures, which rest on Maruti Suzuki's ex-showroom Delhi list. Registration, road tax and insurance come on top, and we hold no verified number for them. Ask your dealer for the on-road total and type it into the calculator above.
How much down payment do I need for a Maruti Brezza?
Public sector banks mostly want a 10% margin on the on-road price, roughly ₹74,990 on the ₹7,49,900 entry car (10% of ₹7,49,900). SBI, ICICI Bank and Axis Bank publish 100% on-road funding for qualifying buyers, so zero down is possible.
What is the car loan interest rate for a Maruti Suzuki Brezza?
There's no model-specific rate. UCO Bank's 7.7% p.a. is the lowest published floor, for CIBIL 825 or better; the median across 30 priced lenders is 8.5%. The 17.96% ceiling is IndusInd Bank's actual July to September 2026 charge, not an offer.
What is the Brezza EMI per month on a 7 year loan?
₹9,262 at 7.7% p.a. or ₹9,502 at 8.5%, on the ₹6,00,000 loan (entry variant, 20% down). It's the smallest EMI in our table, but you pay ₹1,78,033 or ₹1,98,159 in interest, against ₹1,24,792 or ₹1,38,595 if you finish in 5 years.
Can I use this as a Maruti Suzuki EMI calculator for other models?
Yes. Nothing in the maths is Brezza-only, so type any Maruti Suzuki model's ex-showroom or on-road price and run it. The Swift, Dzire and Wagon R have their own preset pages. Whichever model, use a rate a lender has actually quoted.
Can I get a 100% loan on a Maruti Suzuki Brezza?
Some lenders print it. SBI finances up to 100% of on-road price, as do ICICI Bank and Axis Bank; HDFC Bank says 100% for selected models; Bank of Maharashtra waives the margin only for home loan customers. UCO Bank caps funding at 90%.

Disclaimer. Car loan rates are indicative and subject to change. The final rate depends on the lender's assessment of your profile and the car. Last verified on 9 November 2026. BankCreds is not a lender.

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Last verified: 9 November 2026

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