Many banks and Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) provide two wheeler loans, allowing people to fulfil their goals. Individuals planning to buy a two-wheeler but don't have enough money can apply for a Two Wheeler Loan or Bike Loan from any bank or NBFCs. Certain banks and lenders also offer 100% financing on the on-road pricing of two-wheelers or bikes.
Many banks and NBFCs in India offer the lowest bike loan interest rates. Individuals can, therefore, go through the current two-wheeler loan interest rates to get the best offer. The lowest bike loan interest rate can start from 6.2%.
Given below are the lowest two-wheeler loan interest rates offered by different banks.
Bank Name | Bike Loan Interest Rates | Processing Fee |
SBI | 8.50% onwards | 2% of loan amount + GST |
SBI Easy Ride | 11.90% onwards | Contact the Bank |
Bandhan Bank | 16.50% to 22.5% | 2% of loan amount + GST |
HDFC Bank | 14.5% onwards | Up to 2.5% of the loan amount |
ICICI Bank | 9% to 28.00% | 3.5 % of loan amount + GST (for Super Premium Vehicles) 4.75% of loan amount + GST (for Non-premium and Premium Vehicles) |
Tata Capital | 10.99% onwards | Up to 4% of loan amount + GST |
IDFC First Bank | 8.50% to 26.00% | Zero |
Fullerton India | 8% to 28% | Up to 5% of the loan amount + applicable taxes |
Bank of Baroda | 13.65% onwards | 2% of loan amount + GST |
Bank of Maharashtra | 8.60% onwards | 0.25% of the loan amount + GST |
Bajaj Auto Finance | 17% to 35.00% | Starts from 1% of the loan amount |
TVS Credit | Contact the NBFC for rates | Contact the NBFC |
Mahindra Finance | Contact the NBFC for rates | Contact the bank |
Muthoot Capital | 4.99% onwards | Varies between 1% - 4% of the loan amount |
Hero Fincorp | 10.65% onwards | Starts from 10.65% per annum |
Home Credit | 19.99% onwards | Contact the bank |
AU Bank | Contact the SFB for rates | Contact the bank |
Here is the list of minimum and maximum loan amounts offered by different banks in India for two-wheeler vehicle loans.
Bank Name | Minimum Loan Amount | Maximum Loan Amount |
SBI | Rs. 20,000 | Rs. 3 lakhs |
SBI Easy Ride | Rs. 20,000 | Rs. 3 lakhs |
Bandhan Bank | Rs. 10,000 | Rs. 5 lakhs |
HDFC Bank | As per the bank's terms and conditions | Up to 100% of the price of the vehicle |
ICICI Bank | As per the bank's terms and conditions | Up to 100% of the on-road price of the two-wheeler |
Tata Capital | Rs. 25,000 | Rs. 5 lakhs |
IDFC First Bank | Contact the branch | Contact the branch |
Fullerton India | Contact the branch | Up to Rs. 30 lakhs |
Bank of Baroda | As per the bank's discretion | Up to Rs. 10 lakhs |
Bank of Maharashtra | Contact the branch | Up to Rs. 5 lakhs |
Bajaj Auto Finance | Rs. 10,000 | Rs. 6 lakhs |
TVS Credit | Contact the NBFC | Up to 95% of the on-road price of the vehicle |
Mahindra Finance | Rs. 1 lakh | Rs. 25 lakhs |
Muthoot Capital | Rs. 20,000 | Up to Rs. 3 lakhs |
Hero Fincorp | Rs.10,000 | Rs. 1.5 lakhs |
Home Credit | Contact the branch | Contact the branch |
AU Bank | Contact the branch | Contact the branch |
The amount mentioned above can vary over time depending on the applicant's credit score and vehicle type. Therefore, it is advisable to contact the bank branch to get accurate information.
When an individual applies for a bike loan, the lender may give the choice of selecting between the variable and the fixed interest rate. The choice between fixed and variable rates is determined by the level of risk associated with each.
Applicants who meet the following requirements are eligible to apply for a two-wheeler loan:
There are various attributes that affect the bike loan interest rate of all banks: