Car Loan

Car loans are secured against the vehicle, so rates sit close to home loan territory. Lenders fund 80–100% of the ex-showroom price, and dealership finance desks earn commission on the loan — which is why your own bank is usually cheaper.

Interest from
8.75%
Loan amount
Up to 100% of ex-showroom
Tenure
Up to 8 years
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Key features

What a car loan looks like

Funding

80–100% of ex-showroom price; registration and insurance are extra

Tenure

Up to 7–8 years, though 5 is wiser against depreciation

Used cars

Financed at 12–16%, capped by the vehicle's age at maturity

Hypothecation

The RC carries the lender's lien until the loan is closed

Eligibility

  • Salaried applicants aged 21–60 with a net income above ₹20,000 a month
  • Self-employed with 2 years of business continuity and filed ITRs
  • Credit score of 700 or above
  • Valid driving licence and KYC documents

Documents required

  • PAN, Aadhaar and address proof
  • Last 3 months salary slips or 2 years ITR
  • Last 6 months bank statements
  • Proforma invoice from the dealer

Frequently asked questions

Rarely. Dealers earn commission on the loans they arrange. Get a sanction from your own bank first and use it as leverage on the dealer's quote.

Five years or less. Longer tenures lower the EMI but leave you owing more than the car is worth for most of the loan, which makes selling or upgrading awkward.

Know your number before you apply

Check eligibility and EMI here first. A formal application leaves a hard enquiry on your credit file — these calculators do not.

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