Neeraj Chopra has a car worth 2 crores, what is the price of the car Arshad Nadeem got in India?

Paris Olympic Gold Medalist Arshad Nadeem: Paris Olympics 2024 has concluded. This time Pakistan has won a gold medal in the Olympics. Arshad Nadeem is the only player from Pakistan to win any medal. This time Arshad Nadeem has won the gold medal in javelin throw. India’s Neeraj Chopra has won the silver medal in this sport.

Recently, it has been announced that Pakistani athlete Arshad Nadeem will get a brand new car as a gift. Whereas India’s Neeraj Chopra has many cars and the price of these cars goes in crores.

Arshad Nadeem got this car as a gift

Arshad Nadeem is getting many gifts after winning the gold medal in the Olympics. Maryam Nawaz, the Chief Minister of Pakistan’s Punjab province, has gifted a car to Arshad Nadeem. Gold medalist Nadeem has received a Honda Civic as a gift. The price of this Honda car in Pakistan starts from Rs 86 lakh.

What is the price of Arshad Nadeem’s car in India?

The car that Arshad Nadeem got from the Chief Minister of Punjab province is also available in the Indian market. 10 variants of this car are available in the Indian market. The ex-showroom price of Honda Civic in the Indian market starts from Rs 18.04 lakh and goes up to Rs 22.45 lakh. If we look at it, a car which is available in India for Rs 18 lakh is available in Pakistan for Rs 86 lakh.

The number plate of the car given to Arshad Nadeem is also in discussion. The number plate of ‘PAK-9297’ will be installed on this car, because Arshad had thrown the javelin to a distance of 92.97 meters in the Olympics and due to this throw Arshad Nadeem has won this gold medal.

Neeraj Chopra owns a car worth crores

If we talk about Tokyo Olympics 2020’s Golden Boy Neeraj Chopra, then the Indian athlete has a good collection of cars. Range Rover Sport is also included in Neeraj Chopra’s car collection. The ex-showroom price of this car in the Indian market starts from Rs 2.20 crore.

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