Tata Motors Introduces Special Finance Schemes For Tiago, Altroz, & Nexon

- Only monthly interest needs to be serviced for the first 6 months
- Tata is offering up to 100% on-road funding with zero-down payment
- The offer is available for the Tiago, Nexon and Altroz
Tata Motors has introduced a special finance scheme, offering customers a six-month moratorium on their EMIs. So, customers who buy a new Tata Tiago, Nexon or Altroz can now make zero down payment, avail a 6-month EMI holiday (only interest needs to be serviced monthly) and avail up to 100 per cent on-road funding on the car for a loan tenure of 5-years. The offer is only available for the aforementioned three models, and not for the Tigor subcompact sedan, or even the Harrier.
Tata is also offering a long-term loan option with the EMI starting at Rs. 5,555 for the new Tata Altroz
Additionally, Tata Motors is also offering affordable, step-up EMIs on long tenure loans of up to 8-years through its association with multiple financing partners. Under this long-term loan scheme, the Tata Tiago is now available for a starting EMI of Rs. 4,999, while the Altroz premium hatchback and the Nexon subcompact SUV will be available for EMIs starting at Rs. 5,555 and Rs. 7499, respectively.
Also Read: Tata Group Donates 20 Tata Winger Ambulances And 100 Ventilators To BMC Mumbai
With the coronavirus pandemic, social distancing has become the need of the hour, and Tata Motors, like many other automakers, believe that this will help boost car sales as more and more people start adopting personal mobility options. And with these finance schemes, the company is aiming to make new car purchases more accessible and affordable to its customers.
Also Read: Coronavirus Lockdown: Tata Motors Offers Online Booking And Home Delivery
Tata Motors is also offering up to 100% on-road funding with zero-down payment
Earlier in May, Tata Motors had launched a similar finance package called 'Keys to Safety' which included easy financing, affordable EMIs with long tenure loans, and special offers for frontline warriors like - doctors, healthcare professionals, essential service providers and police. In addition to 100 per cent on-road funding and long tenure EMI schemes, the company had also announced special benefits of up to Rs. 45,000 on all models (except for Tata Altroz) to COVID-19 frontline warriors.
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