Vehicle depreciation calculator
Renewing your motor insurance or thinking of selling your car or bike? This vehicle depreciation calculator shows two numbers: the IDV (Insured Declared Value) your insurer is likely to use, based on the standard depreciation schedule for vehicles up to five years old, and a roughresale value using a yearly depreciation rate you can adjust. A table shows how the value falls year by year so you can decide when to sell or upgrade.
How to use it
- Enter the ex-showroom price when the vehicle was new and its age in months.
- Adjust the market depreciation rate if you know how your model holds value.
- Compare the IDV with the estimated resale value.
Example
A car bought for ₹9,00,000 that is 2½ years (30 months) old falls in the 2–3 year band, so its IDV is 9,00,000 × (1 − 30%) = ₹6,30,000. At 15% a year, a rough market value is about ₹6.0 lakh, though a popular, well-kept car may fetch more. Check the on-road cost of a new one with theon-road price calculator, and the EMI with thecar loan EMI calculator.
IDV schedule as used by motor insurers in India for vehicles up to 5 years old; actual IDV can vary by insurer and accessories. Resale values are estimates only.