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Published on Apr 3, 2025Updated on Apr 8, 2025
As the two-wheeler market continues to evolve, so do the financing options available for motorcycles and scooters. In 2025 and beyond, significant shifts are expected – both in the types of two-wheelers consumers are opting for and in how financial institutions approach lending.
Here are some of the latest trends in two-wheeler loans to watch for in 2025.
As the economy grows and disposable incomes rise, the luxury motorcycle market is expected to grow. High-end bikes from brands like Harley-Davidson, Ducati, and BMW are no longer exclusive to the elite; more aspirational middle-class consumers are now considering these premium models.
To tap into this lucrative market, lenders are likely to offer more competitive two-wheeler loan interest rates and flexible repayment tenures to make luxury bikes more accessible.
The loan application process for two-wheelers is becoming increasingly digital, with many lenders offering online platforms for easy and quick applications. Customers can now apply, upload documents, and track applications online, reducing paperwork and saving time. This shift to digital platforms makes loan processing faster and more efficient.
Financial institutions are increasingly evaluating the creditworthiness of applicants more granularly, factoring in their credit scores, income levels, employment stability, and other parameters to determine the interest rate and loan terms. Customers with higher credit scores or stable incomes are likely to qualify for lower interest rates, while those with lower scores may be offered higher rates or more stringent terms.
While lenders already offer customised loan options, the coming years are expected to see even greater personalisation. Borrowers can expect loan terms best suited to their financial situation and goals, increasing accessibility and ensuring a smoother repayment journey.
In 2025 and beyond, borrowers can expect more accessibility, enhanced loan terms, and a greater emphasis on customisation.
If you’re planning to buy your dream bike, SMFG India Credit offers two-wheeler loans with competitive interest rates and flexible repayment tenures. Apply online today or contact us to discuss the best loan option for your needs.
* Please note that this article is for your knowledge only. Loans are disbursed at the sole discretion of SMFG India Credit. Final approval, loan terms, disbursal process, foreclosure charges and foreclosure process will be subject to SMFG India Credit's policy at the time of loan application. If you wish to know more about our products and services, please contact us
Two-wheeler loans can be available for both new and used motorcycles, although the loan terms may vary depending on the bike's age, condition, and lender policies.
While some lenders may approve loans for borrowers with slightly lower credit scores, they may charge higher interest rates or offer lower loan amounts. A co-applicant or guarantor may also be required. It’s best to aim for a credit score of at least 700 before applying.
Typically, you will need proof of identity, address, and income (such as salary slips or tax returns), along with passport-sized photographs and a completed application form.
The repayment tenure usually ranges from 12 to 48 months.
Yes, but prepayment charges may apply, depending on the lender’s policy.
Some lenders may offer insurance coverage bundled with the loan. It's best to check with your lender for details.
A stable employment history improves your chances of loan approval by assuring lenders of your repayment capacity.
If you have an existing positive relationship with the lender, you may be eligible for pre-approved loan offers.
The minimum down payment for a two-wheeler loan can vary by lender. Feel free to get in touch with us for more information.
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