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Loan catalogue examples

Two-Wheeler Loans — catalogue and comparison

Explore catalogue loan products, compare planning estimates and read lender-linked reviews. Rates, eligibility and conditions need checking with each lender.

Catalogue starting rate11.99% p.a.
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Catalogue comparison

4 Catalogue products · Sorted by catalogue starting rate

Verification date not recorded
Bank and productInterest RateBenchmark spreadMaximum termProcessing feeActions
Bajaj Finserv
11.99% - 19.00%
p.a. on reducing
Fixed Rate
5 years
(60 months)
3% (cap ₹4,500)
+ 18% GST
TVS Credit Services
12.50% - 18.50%
p.a. on reducing
Fixed Rate
4 years
(48 months)
2.5% (cap ₹3,500)
+ 18% GST
Hero FinCorp
13.00% - 22.00%
p.a. on reducing
Fixed Rate
4 years
(48 months)
3% (cap ₹3,500)
+ 18% GST
HDFC Bank
14.50% - 21.00%
p.a. on reducing
Fixed Rate
4 years
(48 months)
2.5% (cap ₹3,000)
+ 18% GST
Regulatory & Borrower Guide

Borrower Guide: Essential Math & Regulatory Rules

Repo vs MCLR Benchmarking

Two-wheeler financing is delivered by retail scheduled commercial banks and specialized NBFCs. Loans are generally structured on reducing balance rates pegged to 1-year MCLR or fixed matrices. Borrowers should always verify that the quoted rate is on reducing balance rather than a deceptive flat interest calculation.

Prepayment terms

Floating rate two-wheeler loans to individual retail borrowers carry zero prepayment penalty under RBI Master Directions. For fixed-rate loans issued by NBFCs, foreclosure charges typically range from 2% to 3% of the outstanding principal balance after a mandatory lock-in period of 3 to 6 months.

Tax Provisions & Deductions

Personal commuting two-wheelers do not qualify for direct income tax deductions. However, gig delivery executives, independent professionals, and commercial delivery fleets can write off two-wheeler loan interest and fuel/maintenance expenses as operational business deductions.

RBI Regulatory Framework

Core Tenets of Indian Retail Lending

0% Prepayment on Floating Loans

Under RBI Master Directions, individual retail borrowers paying floating interest rates on home, auto, and personal credit lines are legally protected against any foreclosure or prepayment penalty.

Mandatory External Benchmarks

Commercial banks must price retail credit off external benchmarks like the RBI Repo Rate (EBLR). Spread adjustments are strictly governed and cannot be arbitrary during the loan tenure.

True Lifetime Cost Accounting

CredSutra factors in Day-1 upfront cash outlays, including processing charges, 18% GST, and valuation fees alongside lifetime compounding interest for 100% objective cost discovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the typical interest rate for two-wheeler loans?
Interest rates for two-wheeler loans generally start between 9.45% and 12.50% p.a. on a reducing balance basis from reputed lenders.
How much funding is available on two-wheelers?
Lenders provide between 85% and 100% on-road funding depending on your income profile and credit score.
What is the maximum tenure for a bike loan?
Two-wheeler loan tenures typically span from 12 months up to 48 or 60 months (4 to 5 years).
Can I finance an electric scooter (EV) with a two-wheeler loan?
Yes, leading banks and NBFCs provide specialized green EV two-wheeler loans with attractive terms and priority sanctioning.

Sources and data status

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