Updated on: Apr 21st, 2025
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Federal Bank car loans bring relief to those who are planning to buy a four-wheeler passenger vehicle, i.e. car. What do you need to keep in mind? The interest rate varies based on whether you are purchasing a brand new car or a used one.
In this article, we will look at all aspects of the Federal Bank car loan.
Personal Car Loan Scheme | Get financing of up to 100% of ex-showroom price. The repayment tenure can be up to 84 months. The loan scheme covers both new and used cars. |
Car Loan for NRI Customers | NRIs can get financing of up to 100% of the car’s ex-showroom price. The repayment tenure can go up to 84 months. NRIs can avail of financing for new and used cars at competitive interest rates. |
Type | Interest Rate (% p.a.) |
New | 8.50 (Repo Rate + 4.50) |
Used | 13.80 (Repo Rate + 9.80) |
KYC Documents Required | Two passport size photos each of the applicant and the co-applicant Identity Proof – Passport/Voter ID/Driving License/PAN Card/Aadhaar Card Address Proof – Passport/Voter ID/Driving License/Aadhaar Card Age Proof – Passport/Birth Certificate/Driving License/SSLC or AISSE Certificate Additional documents for Non-Resident Customers – Certified copy of Passport, Visa, Work Permit, and ID card |
Salaried Resident Applicants | Last three months’ salary slip Copies of last two years’ IT returns or Form 16 Last six months’ bank account statement evidencing the salary credits |
Resident Self Employed Applicants | Proof of business existence and business profile Last 12 months’ bank account statements Last two years’ IT returns supported by the balance sheet and P&L account Tax paid challans Last two years’ IT returns supported by tax calculation sheet and tax paid challans |
Non-Resident Salaried Applicants | Option 1: NRE account statement with any bank for the past year Embassy/CRO certified last three months’ salary slip OR Last three months’ salary slip supported by the last six months’ salary crediting statement OR Option 2: Last two years’ NRE a/c statement of the customer and/or resident accounts of spouse/parents in which remittance is made |
Non-Resident Self Employed Applicants | Option 1: Proof of business existence and business profile Last 12 months’ bank account statements Balance sheet, P&L account for the past two years; tax paid challans if applicable OR Option 2: Last two years’ NRE account statement of the customer and/or resident account of spouse/parents in which remittance is made |
Other Documents | Invoice Latest land tax receipt or own house proof (latest land/building tax receipt, electricity bill, water bill, etc.) Sale letter and valuation letter from authorised used car dealer/dealer in case of used car In case of loans over Rs.25 lakh: Documents of title EC for 13 years Possession certificate Location sketch Land tax receipt Building tax receipt |
Our car loan calculator can help you figure out the monthly instalments you must pay for a specific loan amount to finance your dream car.
The bank will release the loan amount within one month from the date of the car purchase.
Yes. You can pay a lump sum at any time and close the loan account before the loan tenure expires. No pre-closure charges are levied in this case.
The only repayment option the bank provides is the equated monthly instalments (EMI). This remains the same for new and used cars as well as resident and NRI applicants.
The repayment tenure varies based on the type of applicant:
Yes. There are a few more conditions applicable to get a car loan: