Can Rs 50,000 Salary Buy This CNG SUV? Maruti Suzuki Fronx EMI Explained

Published : Feb 21, 2026, 05:32 PM IST

Fronx CNG: Once a dream limited to the upper class, owning a car is now within everyone's reach. With banks offering loans and easy EMIs, the number of people buying new cars is growing. 

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Best CNG Car

With rising fuel prices, many are opting for CNG cars. The Maruti Fronx is a great choice. Its Sigma CNG variant costs about ₹8.81 lakh on-road in New Delhi, but prices vary by state.

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If you pay a down payment of ₹2 lakh

With a ₹2 lakh down payment and a 9.8% interest rate, your loan EMIs would be: 4-year loan: ~₹17,228/month. 3-year loan: ~₹21,937/month. 2-year loan: ~₹31,400/month.

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Is it possible with a ₹50,000 salary?

Banks typically allow EMIs up to 40% of your salary. On a ₹50k salary, a ₹20k EMI is manageable. This makes the 4-year plan comfortable, and the 3-year plan is doable with planning.

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Engine & Power Details

Fronx offers 1.2L Petrol, 1.2L CNG, and 1.0L Turbo engines with 5-speed manual or 6-speed auto gearboxes. It's BS6 Phase 2 compliant, and Smart Hybrid tech boosts fuel economy.

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What's the mileage?

Fronx boasts great mileage: 1.2L Petrol MT - 21.79 kmpl, AMT - 22.89 kmpl; 1.2L CNG - 28.51 km/kg. The CNG model's ~1200 km range on a full tank is a huge plus for commuters.

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The right choice for a middle-class family?

Even someone earning ₹50k can buy this car with good financial planning. Low down payment, suitable EMI, great mileage, and low fuel costs make the Fronx CNG a budget-friendly SUV.

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