Retail finance schemes with lower interest rates and high on-road funding are widely used by automakers in India’s sub-compact SUV segment. Funding that covers on-road costs reduces the upfront amount buyers need to pay, including registration and insurance.
According to the company, the funding covers the vehicle cost, registration, insurance and applicable charges. Loan tenure is up to seven years. The scheme includes nil foreclosure charges after 24 months and a part-payment facility.Customers who opt for NRFSI finance are eligible for extra benefits of up to ₹22,000. Existing Nissan loyalty customers choosing NRFSI finance will receive additional add-on benefits.
The sub-₹10 lakh passenger vehicle segment remains highly competitive in India, especially for compact SUVs such as the Magnite. Financing schemes with high on-road coverage target this segment, where affordability and flexible repayment options influence buying decisions.
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