Outside cricket, there is hardly any doubt that javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra is the most popular and most loved athlete in India. After winning the Tokyo Olympics gold medal, his fame all over the country skyrocketed to a level that not many athletes could reach. As of 2023, Neeraj has won every big title there is, in javelin throw, making him India’s first global star track & field athlete. Winning titles brings a lot of fame, and with fame comes a lot of money. Rightly so, Neeraj is among one of the richest athletes in India.
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Neeraj Chopra Net Worth
As per a report in ETNow, in 2023, his net worth is close to USD 4.5 million or INR 37 crore. The report further suggests that he gets a monthly salary of INR 30 lakh, and his yearly income stands at a staggering INR 4 crore. He also endorses brands like Noise, JSW Group, and Limca Sportz. After his gold medal in 2020, he got INR 6 crore from the Haryana government, 2 crore from the Punjab government, and monetary rewards from Byju’s, BCCI, and CSK.
Neeraj Cars & Bikes Collection
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Neeraj Chopra received a Mahindra XUV 700 from Anand Mahindra after he won the Tokyo Olympics gold. The on-road price of the top variant would be close to INR 30 lakh. Then he has a Range Rover Sports, which could cost around INR 2 crore or more. Fond of SUVs, the Indian ace also seems to have a Toyota Fortuner. The high-end variant of this car could cost around 55 lakh. The list does not end there as he also has a Ford Mustang GT, which could be easily over INR 90 lakh.
Coming to bikes, Neeraj has a Harley Davidson 1200 Roadster, that costs over 11 lakh. The 25-year-old has been spotted with a Bajaj Pulsar 220F as well, which is about INR 1.30 lakh.
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