BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe on-road price in Navi Mumbai

₹52,47,448 to ₹56,01,654 on the road2 variants

EMI from about ₹88,160 a month on the Navi Mumbai on-road price, at 9.5% a year over 5 years with 20% down.

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Figures as of October 2026, for a first personal car, bought by an individual and paid in cash.

Maharashtra sets these charges, so the same figures apply in Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur and Thane and beyond.

Why

Registering in a different city of the state does not change them.

All 2 variants priced in Navi Mumbai

Variant	Ex-showroom	On-road in Navi Mumbai
218 M Sport Turbo Petrol AT	₹45.80L	₹52,47,448
218 M Sport Pro Turbo Petrol AT	₹48.90L	₹56,01,654

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What the road adds in Navi Mumbai, variant by variant

Cheapest on the road first. The orange is Maharashtra's own share.

218 M Sport Turbo Petrol AT₹52,47,448+15%
₹45,80,000 ex-showroom, Maharashtra takes ₹6,07,308, everything else ₹60,140
218 M Sport Pro Turbo Petrol AT₹56,01,654+15%
₹48,90,000 ex-showroom, Maharashtra takes ₹6,48,414, everything else ₹63,240

Ex-showroom priceMaharashtra's road tax and its chargesRegistration, insurance, TCS and the tagOn the road in Navi Mumbai.

2 Series Gran Coupe variants on Maharashtra's tax steps

Maharashtra charges a higher rate on the whole price once it crosses a line. Here is which variant sits where.

Petrolby price

11%to ₹10 lakh
no variant here
12%to ₹20 lakh
no variant here
13%above
218 M Sport Turbo Petrol AT, 218 M Sport Pro Turbo Petrol AT

Worth knowing before you sign

On the BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe 218 M Sport Turbo Petrol AT, Navi Mumbai is 9th dearest of 25 states: ₹3,32,508 over Gujarat and ₹4,00,492 under Kerala.

How the 218 M Sport Turbo Petrol AT's ₹52,47,448 breaks down

Getting it on the road in Navi Mumbai adds ₹6.67L to the ex-showroom price, and road tax is the biggest part of that.

Ex-showroom price: ₹45,80,000
Road tax (13%): ₹5,95,400
Road safety cess (2% of the tax): ₹11,908
Registration fee (central): ₹800
TCS (1%, adjustable against your income tax)refundable: ₹45,800
Third-party insurance (3 years, incl. 18% GST): ₹12,555
Personal accident cover (1 year, incl. 18% GST)estimate: ₹885
FASTagestimate: ₹100
Comprehensive own-damage covernot in this total: insurer-priced
On-road in Navi Mumbai: ₹52,47,448

The fine print

Road tax (13%): Maharashtra Motor Vehicles Tax Act 1958, Second Schedule; dept rate page 1117 (last reviewed 25-03-2026), petrol/diesel base table
Road safety cess (2% of the tax): Notification MVR-0716/CR-324/TRA-2 dated 17-10-2016, effective 24-10-2016
Registration fee (central): CMVR Rule 81, as amended by GSR 1183(E) dated 29-12-2016
TCS (1%, adjustable against your income tax): Income-tax Act 1961 s.206C(1F) from 1 June 2016, and from 1 April 2026 s.394(1) of the Income-tax Act 2025 at the same rate and threshold (renumbering reported, not read from the Act); creditable against the buyer's income tax
Third-party insurance (3 years, incl. 18% GST): Motor Vehicles (Third Party Insurance Base Premium and Liability) Rules 2022, G.S.R. 394(E) dated 25-05-2022, as amended by G.S.R. 32(E) dated 05-01-2024; both gazettes read from egazette.gov.in. PA cover per IRDAI circular IRDAI/NL/CIR/MOTP/158/09/2018
Personal accident cover (1 year, incl. 18% GST): Motor Vehicles (Third Party Insurance Base Premium and Liability) Rules 2022, G.S.R. 394(E) dated 25-05-2022, as amended by G.S.R. 32(E) dated 05-01-2024; both gazettes read from egazette.gov.in. PA cover per IRDAI circular IRDAI/NL/CIR/MOTP/158/09/2018; The Rs 15 lakh owner-driver cover is mandatory; this prescribed rate is what most insurers charge for the annual form.
FASTag: Tag cost only. Issuers add a deposit and minimum balance; dealer bundles commonly total Rs 500-600.
Comprehensive own-damage cover: Not in this total. Lenders require it and most buyers take it, but it has been market-priced since 2007 and varies widely with insurer, cover value and no-claim bonus, so an honest single figure does not exist. Budget for it from real quotes on top of this total.

Figures are for an individual's first personal car; company-registered cars pay 20% in Maharashtra.
The department's own rate page shows a 11% top-band typo against the schedule's 13% pattern; the schedule value is used.

Confirm the final figure with your dealer before paying.

Where these figures come from

The road tax comes from Maharashtra's own transport department pages rather than from the notification behind it, which is the state's published position one step removed from the instrument. Everything else is computed from Maharashtra's own documents, last checked on 7 August 2026. Rates change with state budgets, so confirm the final figure with your dealer before paying.

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Questions buyers ask

What is the BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe on-road price in Navi Mumbai?

Between ₹52,47,448 for the 218 M Sport Turbo Petrol AT and ₹56,01,654 for the 218 M Sport Pro Turbo Petrol AT, as of October 2026. That covers Maharashtra road tax, registration and the mandatory insurance; comprehensive own-damage cover is priced by insurers and comes on top.

How much is the road tax on the BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe in Navi Mumbai?

₹5,95,400 on the 218 M Sport Turbo Petrol AT at ₹45.80L ex-showroom. The rate comes from Maharashtra's own schedule (Maharashtra Motor Vehicles Tax Act 1958, Second Schedule; dept rate page 1117 (last reviewed 25-03-2026), petrol/diesel base table), verified on 7 August 2026.

Is the BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe cheaper on-road in another city of Maharashtra?

No. Maharashtra sets these charges, so the same figures apply in Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur and Thane and beyond: registering in a different city of the state does not change them.