A vehicle loan is a type of secured loan specifically designed to help individuals purchase a two-wheeler, car, or commercial vehicle. The vehicle itself serves as collateral for the loan, which typically results in lower interest rates compared to unsecured loans. Vehicle loans allow you to spread the cost of your vehicle over a period of time through fixed monthly installments (EMIs).
The vehicle serves as collateral, leading to lower interest rates
Loan tenure typically ranges from 1 to 7 years depending on vehicle type
Up to 90-100% of the vehicle's ex-showroom price can be financed
Faster approval and disbursal compared to other loan types
See how your principal and interest payments change over time.
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Check rates from multiple banks and NBFCs to find the most competitive offer
Look beyond EMI to understand total interest payable over the loan tenure
Compare processing fees and other hidden charges across lenders
Check prepayment penalties and foreclosure charges before finalizing
Understand how much the lender will finance versus your down payment
Check if the lender mandates specific insurance policies or providers
Minimum: 21 years
Maximum: 60-65 years (at loan maturity)
Salaried or self-employed with stable income source for at least 2-3 years
Minimum monthly income typically ₹15,000-₹25,000 depending on lender and location
Generally 650+ score required, though some lenders may accept lower with higher interest
Get your desired vehicle without waiting to save the full amount
Choose tenure that suits your financial capability (typically 1-7 years)
Secured nature of loan results in lower rates than personal loans
For business purposes, interest and depreciation may be tax-deductible
Some lenders offer additional services like maintenance packages
Option to get additional financing on existing vehicle loan
Financing for brand new passenger vehicles with loan tenure typically up to 7 years
Financing for pre-owned vehicles with shorter tenure and different eligibility criteria
Financing for motorcycles, scooters with simpler documentation and quicker processing
Financing for vehicles used for business purposes like trucks, tempos, vans
The interest rate is primarily determined by your credit score, income, and the loan amount. A higher credit score and stable income can help you secure a lower interest rate. Some lenders also consider the vehicle's model and age when setting the rate.
The maximum loan tenure for a new car loan is typically up to 7 years (84 months). For two-wheelers and used cars, the tenure is generally shorter, ranging from 1 to 5 years.
Yes, most banks and financial institutions offer loans for used cars. The loan amount usually covers 70% to 80% of the vehicle's market value, and the interest rates are often higher than those for new cars.
A down payment is the initial amount you pay upfront for the vehicle. The loan amount is then calculated based on the remaining cost. A higher down payment can reduce your loan amount and, consequently, your monthly EMI.
If you're using the vehicle for commercial purposes, you may be eligible to claim tax deductions on the interest paid and the vehicle's depreciation. However, for personal use, there are generally no tax benefits available on vehicle loans.
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