Five-year running cost
What the car really costs to keep.
Fuel, insurance, service, tyres, and value loss — estimated for your city and how much you drive.
Step 1
Start with how you actually drive
Pick a car, your city, yearly kilometres, how long you keep it, and whether you take a loan. Numbers update as you change inputs.
Your car
Driving profile
Tell us where you drive, how many kilometres a year, how long you keep the car, and whether you take a loan — so the ₹/km matches your life.
Kiger RXZ 1.0 Turbo · Hyderabad · 5 yrs
₹20.3/km
₹12.19L total ~ preview
- Fuel ₹4.48L · Insurance ₹1.26L
- Service ₹0.54L · Tyres ₹0.32L
- Value loss ₹5.60L
Kylaq Signature MT · Hyderabad · 5 yrs
₹21.4/km
₹12.82L total ~ preview
- Fuel ₹4.78L · Insurance ₹1.42L
- Service ₹0.65L · Tyres ₹0.32L
- Value loss ₹5.64L
Step 2
Your cost in plain numbers
₹/km is what each kilometre costs you. The list below shows what builds the five-year total.
Kiger RXZ 1.0 Turbo saves ₹0.62Lover five years compared with the other car you picked
Cost per km
₹20.3/km
5-year total
₹12.19L
Kiger RXZ 1.0 Turbo · Hyderabad · 5 yrs · 12k km/yr
Kylaq Signature MT · Hyderabad · 5 yrs
₹21.4/km
₹12.82L total ~ preview
- Fuel ₹4.78L · Insurance ₹1.42L
- Service ₹0.65L · Tyres ₹0.32L
- Value loss ₹5.64L
The other car at a glanceShow
Kylaq Signature MT · Hyderabad · 5 yrs
₹21.4/km
₹12.82L total ~ preview
- Fuel ₹4.78L · Insurance ₹1.42L
- Service ₹0.65L · Tyres ₹0.32L
- Value loss ₹5.64L
Where your money goes
- Value loss (resale)₹5.60L42%
- Fuel₹4.48L34%
- Insurance₹1.26L10%
- Registration & on-road extras₹1.01L8%
- Service & repairs₹0.54L4%
- Tyres₹0.32L2%
Total over 5 years₹13.20L
| Category | 5-year | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Fuel | ₹4.48L | 34% |
| Insurance | ₹1.26L | 10% |
| Service & repairs | ₹0.54L | 4% |
| Tyres | ₹0.32L | 2% |
| Value loss (resale) | ₹5.60L | 42% |
| Registration & on-road extras | ₹1.01L | 8% |
See cost year by yearShow
Cost year by year — Kiger RXZ 1.0 Turbo ~ preview
Cost year by year — Kiger RXZ 1.0 Turbo ~ preview
Step 3
What quietly adds up
Three costs people underestimate: how fast the car loses value, yearly service, and tyre replacements.
Value loss (depreciation)
A new car loses value the moment you drive it home — like produce that starts ageing after you leave the shop. Over five years that lost value is often the biggest single cost, even if you never "pay" it as a bill.
What it means for you: if two cars run similarly, the one that holds resale value better usually costs you less in the long run.
Step 4
Check a dealer on-road quote
See the showroom price plus tax, insurance, and extras — then paste a dealer total to spot inflated charges.
Check a dealer on-road quote
We estimate registration, insurance, and extras for your city. Paste what the dealer quoted to see if it looks fair.
Step 5
Petrol or diesel — when does the extra cost pay back?
Petrol or diesel — which pays back?
Diesel often costs more to buy, but less to run. This shows how far you need to drive before fuel savings cover that extra purchase price — in plain numbers for your city.
Extra you pay upfront
₹0.58L
E Diesel diesel costs about ₹0.58L more than E petrol before you drive a kilometre.
Fuel cost each km
₹6.1 vs ₹8.6
Diesel ≈ ₹6.1/km · petrol ≈ ₹8.6/km in Hyderabad — you save about ₹2.5 every kilometre on diesel. ~ preview
When you recover it
23k km
If you drive about 12k km a year, fuel savings cover the extra price after roughly 1.9 years (23k km total).
Bottom line: at your usage, Creta diesel should pay for its higher purchase price in under 5 years — so diesel is a sensible pick if you keep the car that long.