Ferrari Roma On-Road Price in Pune, Maharashtra

Real ex-showroom price plus Pune, Maharashtra RTO road tax, insurance, and mandatory accessories. The Ferrari Roma starts at ₹4.07 Crore on-road in Pune, Maharashtra.

Ferrari Roma
On-Road Price Starting From ₹4.07 Crore
Ex-Showroom Price ₹3.76 Crore
RTO Road Tax (Maharashtra) ₹30 Lakh (13%)
Insurance (1-Yr Comprehensive + 3-Yr Third-Party) ₹50,000
FASTag & Mandatory Accessories ₹1,200
Total On-Road Price ₹4.07 Crore

Maharashtra charges 13% road tax on a petrol car but caps it at ₹30 Lakh, which is what applies at this price.

With 20% down and a 5-year loan at 9.5% interest, that works out to about ₹6.83 Lakh a month. Try your own numbers

Estimate only. Actual RTO tax, insurance, and accessory costs vary by dealer, insurer, and current government notification. Always confirm the final on-road price with your dealer before booking.

Ferrari Roma On-Road Price Across Cities

Pune is the cheapest of the 6 cities we price the Ferrari Roma in, ₹49.06 Lakh less than Hyderabad.

Mumbai, Maharashtra Lowest ₹4.07 Crore13% tax
Pune, Maharashtra ₹4.07 Crore13% tax
New Delhi ₹4.14 Crore10% tax
Bengaluru, Karnataka ₹4.44 Crore18% tax
Chennai, Tamil Nadu ₹4.52 Crore20% tax
Hyderabad, Telangana ₹4.56 Crore21% tax

Buying the Ferrari Roma in Pune

What is the on-road price of the Ferrari Roma in Pune?

It starts at ₹4.07 Crore for the Roma: ₹3.76 Crore ex-showroom, ₹30 Lakh road tax and ₹50,000 insurance, plus ₹1,200 for FASTag and accessories.

How much road tax is charged on the Ferrari Roma in Pune?

Maharashtra charges 13% road tax on a petrol car but caps it at ₹30 Lakh, which is what applies at this price.

Which city is cheapest to buy the Ferrari Roma in?

Pune is the cheapest of the 6 cities we price the Ferrari Roma in, ₹49.06 Lakh less than Hyderabad.

What is the EMI on the Ferrari Roma in Pune?

About ₹6.83 Lakh a month with 20% down and a 5-year loan at 9.5%, on the Pune on-road price. Change the down payment and tenure

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Discontinued

Ferrari no longer sells the Roma in India. Ferrari has retired the Roma; its successor is the Ferrari Amalfi. Prices and specs below are the last recorded figures, kept for reference and used-car buyers.

See its replacement: Ferrari Amalfi →