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Car Loan
Drive Away Sooner, Repay on Your Terms
Whether it's a new car straight from the showroom or a used one you've had
your eye on, a car loan is financed against the vehicle itself—usually one of the quicker approvals in
secured lending.
Up to 100% Of on-road price, indicative
9%+ p.a. Starting rate, illustrative
Up to 84 months Repayment tenure
Before you apply
Have finalised, or are close to finalising, a vehicle
Can manage the margin amount, if financing less than 100%
Have proof of stable income to show
See the full eligibility list
Why it works
Financed Against the Car, Not Against Everything Else
Because the vehicle itself is the security, approvals tend to move faster than unsecured borrowing of a
similar size.
Loan variants
Eligibility
Documents
How to apply
EMI calculator
FAQs
Funding Up to the On-Road Price
Depending on your profile, financing can stretch to cover registration and insurance too.
Fast Turnaround
With the vehicle as security, approvals often move quicker than an unsecured loan of similar size.
New & Used Vehicles Covered
Financing isn't limited to showroom-fresh cars—used vehicles within an eligible age range qualify
too.
Loan variants
More Than Just a New-Car Purchase
A car loan covers more situations than buying brand new off the lot.
New Car Loan
Finance a brand-new vehicle, often with the highest funding percentage available.
Used Car Loan
Buy a pre-owned vehicle within the lender's accepted age and condition range.
Car Refinance
Borrow against a car you already own outright, using it as fresh security.
Car Loan Balance Transfer
Move your existing car loan to a lender offering a better rate on the outstanding amount.
Top-Up on Existing Car Loan
Add a little extra funding onto a car loan you're already repaying well.
Commercial Vehicle Loan
Financing structured for vehicles used for business or commercial purposes.
Eligibility
Where Do You Stand?
General guidelines lenders weigh for a car loan. Actual criteria differ by lender and are confirmed
during assessment.
Who typically qualifies
Age 21 to 65 years, with the loan usually closing before you turn 70.
Income A stable income able to support the EMI on top of running
costs.
Employment stability A reasonable tenure with your employer or business.
Vehicle age For used cars, most lenders cap total age including the
loan tenure.
What strengthens your case
Credit score A stronger score can improve your funding percentage and
rate.
Margin ready Being able to fund part of the on-road price yourself
helps.
Complete KYC PAN, Aadhaar and address proof kept current.
Clean banking record No recent cheque bounces or overdue remarks.
Documents
Sorted by Who You Are
Pick the category closest to yours. Requirements can still shift slightly by lender.
Salaried
Self-Employed
Vehicle Documents
PAN card and Aadhaar, or another valid ID
Latest 2–3 months' salary slips
Salary account statement for the last 6 months
A recent passport-size photograph
PAN card and Aadhaar, or another valid ID
Business registration or proof of practice
Income tax returns for the last 2 years
Bank statements for the last 6–12 months
Vehicle quotation or proforma invoice
Registration certificate (RC), for used cars
Valid insurance copy
Valuation report, for used cars
How to apply
From Choosing a Car to Driving It Home
01
Choose your vehicle & get a quote
Have the on-road price or dealer quotation ready before you apply.
02
Share income & KYC details
Submit your documents securely, without a branch visit.
03
Vehicle check, if used
A used car typically goes through a quick valuation and condition check.
04
Review your sanction offer
See the funded amount, rate and tenure clearly before accepting.
05
Funds disbursed to the seller
The lender pays the dealer or seller directly, and you drive away.
Plan the repayment
See What It Might Cost You Each Month.
Move the sliders to get an illustrative EMI before you apply. Your actual offer depends on
the vehicle, your profile and the lender's assessment.
Example only—not an offer or approval.
FAQs
Car Loan Questions, Answered
Some lenders fund close to the full on-road price for strong profiles,
but many expect a small margin from you. This is confirmed once your application is assessed.
Yes, most lenders cap the vehicle's total age—including your loan
tenure—at a set number of years from the car's manufacture date.
You'd typically need to close the loan first, since the lender holds a
hypothecation on the vehicle until it's fully repaid.
Comprehensive insurance is usually mandatory for a financed vehicle, but
you're typically free to choose your own insurer unless the lender requires otherwise.
Some lenders apply a prepayment or foreclosure charge on car loans,
particularly on fixed-rate loans. This is disclosed in your sanction letter.
Yes, though commercial vehicle financing is usually assessed separately,
with terms tied to the vehicle's business use.