10 Best Car Speakers in India 2021 (Sony, JBL, and more)

JBL GTO609C is capable of handling even low-powered head units of amplifiers. With a sensitivity of 92dB, you don't have to turn the knob too much to get acceptable loudness in your car. The RMS power is 75W, and the nominal impedance is 3 ohms, which makes it suitable for amplifiers like Sony XM-N1004 that can deliver 70W x 4 at 4 ohms and 85W x 4  at 2 ohms.

You get one pair of tweeters that handle high frequencies and one pair of woofers that handle low frequencies. If your car only has a provision for installing coaxial speakers, you will have to cut holes to install the tweeters. 

The speaker diameter is 6.5 inches with a mounting depth of 2.06 inches. We recommend JBL GTO609C to people looking for more tonal clarity while listening to music.

If low, mid, and high frequencies are handled by separate speakers, the result will be audio with more depth. Focal 3-way component kit does just that. Along with tweeters and woofers, you get a mid-range driver that can handle mid-range frequencies. The supplied crossover will channel the right frequencies to the right speakers.

Check your car's user manual to find out whether your car supports 6.5-inch speakers and has facilities for woofer and mid-range driver installation. No one frequency will overpower the other as the driver sensitivities are configured for balanced sound production.

Try pairing it with a head unit or amplifier that can deliver around 80W of RMS power at 4 ohms nominal impedance. If you already have a power source that does not match the specifications of this speaker system, try not to play the speakers at high volumes for a long time, as it may damage the components.

Cars like Mahindra XUV 500 and Volvo S90 have spacious interiors. If you are looking for a pair of speakers loud enough to fill the entire interior, the Infinity REF-9623ix will be a perfect choice. It comes with a whopping 100W RMS power and a sensitivity of 94dB. We recommend buying an amplifier to utilize these speakers' huge potential.

The speaker diameter is 6 x 9 inches with a mounting depth of 3.06 inches. Infinity's edge-driven dome design ensures more surface area for heat dissipation. This enables the speakers to function with lower distortion at higher power.

Since these speakers are capable of drawing high power, we recommend proper impedance matching (of 4 ohms) to prevent damage to components. A pair would be more than enough to fill an entire car unless you own a limousine.

If your car doesn't have enough space for a bass tube, we recommend Infinity Kappa 800W. It can fit in the rear dashboard, under the seat, or in the vehicle door, depending on the make of your car. Alternatively, you can get a speaker enclosure, but it will take up space in your trunk.

The unique feature of this subwoofer is that you can select the impedance. Just flip a switch to choose 2 ohms or 4 ohms, depending on your audio system specifications. You don't have to worry about overheating the voice coil as the speaker is designed to allow maximum airflow.

Kappa 800W has an RMS power of 400W, so we recommend buying an amplifier for more oomph if your head unit provides lesser power. The subwoofer offers good value for money considering the overall specifications and the selectable impedance feature.

Aftermarket stereos like Pioneer MVH-S219BT and Sony DSX-B700 come with output RMS of around 50W per channel. Sony XS-FB693E will perform well with such head units. It's a 3-way coaxial speaker system with a tweeter, midrange driver, and woofer combined. You can be assured about the longevity of your speakers if you connect them to a 4-ohm stereo or amplifier.

You don't have to worry about the comparatively low RMS power of 60W, as the 92dB sensitivity ensures enough loudness without having to turn the volume knob too much. Make sure your car supports 6 x 9-inch speaker installation. We recommend Sony XS-FB693E to budget buyers looking for a product that provides good value for money.

Usually, stock head units deliver a maximum of 10 - 15W of RMS power. The best match would be low-powered speakers with high sensitivity, and JVC CSJ620 would be the apt choice. These are 2-way coaxial speakers featuring a tweeter and a woofer. The woofer cone is made of mica, which is sensitive and also lustrous, adding to the interior aesthetics of your car.

It's best not to connect these to an amplifier as you could risk burning the speaker coils. We recommend these speakers to car owners looking for shallow mount speakers as the mounting depth of these speakers is just 1.7 inches. Customer reviews show that the speakers perform decently for their price.

JXL 1090 is our budget pick for cars that support 4-inch speakers. You may also use these as dashboard speakers. We feel that the speakers offer good value for money due to the following reasons. It is a 3-way speaker, so you get different devices handling different frequencies. The materials used are of acceptable quality.

The woofer cones don't absorb moisture and have low distortion as it is made of polypropylene. Polyetherimide is used to make the tweeters. This material is capable of producing bright high-frequency sounds with less power.

You can directly connect these speakers to most aftermarket car stereos and expect good quality sound. But don't expect much in terms of bass, as these are 4-inch speakers.

You don't have to sacrifice deep bass just because there are space constraints in your car. With a height of just 2.7 inches, Zoook MONSTER X1 can fit under the seat of your car. You also don't have to worry about buying an amplifier to power it, as this subwoofer comes with a built-in amplifier. The device is designed to protect itself from overload, thermal and short circuits.

It comes with a wired controller that allows you to adjust the bass levels so that the low frequencies don't overpower other frequencies. There is a bass boost option also when you feel like enjoying some deep, thumping bass. Don't think that the bass quality will be less due to its small size. MONSTER X1 will definitely impress you as it had impressed many of its customers.

Bass heads will surely love the JBL GT-X1300THI. Since it is a bass tube, the low frequencies will sound louder and boomier due to the internal reflection in the cylindrical enclosure. Compared to the other subwoofers we have featured here, the JBL GT-X1300THI has a larger driver (12 inches).

Due to its large size, it will take up space in your car trunk, which may be inconvenient for some people. Since there is no inbuilt amplifier, unlike the Zoook MONSTER X1, we recommend buying one to unleash its maximum safe potential.

It has a sensitivity of 92dB. If you are looking for balanced sound, this product is not for you as you will have to tune it down, resulting in a low-frequency response on par with regular subwoofers.

With 45W of RMS power and 93dB sensitivity, the JBL GTO19T will produce high frequencies with superior loudness. It goes well with stock and aftermarket stereos. If you are an audiophile who likes to configure your own sound system, we recommend adding this pair of tweeters to your list.

JBL's edge-driven soft-dome tweeter design increases its power handling capability, ensuring safety even if you play at the peak power for a long time., but we recommend not to do it. This design also improves the clarity of music, thus producing crystal clear vocals.

We recommend matching these tweeters with woofers and mid-range drivers around the same sensitivity and power to ensure that your system delivers well-balanced sound.