ISLAMABAD: Suzuki cars are now available on monthly installments for individual customers and businesses in the country. MCB Bank has announced its new auto financing scheme with brand-new Suzuki cars.
Under its Car4U and Fleet4U platforms, aiming to expand access to structured vehicle financing in Pakistan. The bank said the initiative will support both individual buyers and businesses seeking passenger or commercial Suzuki models through competitive loan terms.
Financing terms offer flexible options for buyers
According to MCB Bank, the new program offers financing at a markup rate of one-year KIBOR plus 3 percent. Total markup will be around 14%, including 10.70% KIBOR. In addition, the insurance cost under the scheme stands at 1.50 percent. The bank said these terms are designed to provide clarity and predictability for customers planning vehicle purchases.
Under the Car4U facility, individual customers can avail financing for personal vehicles with a maximum finance limit of up to PKR 3 million.
Moreover, the program allows flexible repayment tenures of up to three years, making it suitable for salaried individuals and self-employed customers. MCB Bank said the structured repayment plans aim to reduce the financial burden while supporting vehicle ownership.
For corporate and bulk buyers, the Fleet4U platform offers higher financing capacity. The bank said fleet financing is available with limits of up to PKR 30 million, enabling businesses to expand or upgrade their vehicle fleets. As a result, the program targets both small enterprises and larger commercial operations that rely on transportation.
Priority delivery and offer validity announced
MCB Bank also confirmed that customers availing financing under this program will receive priority delivery for their Suzuki vehicles. The bank said this feature is intended to reduce waiting periods and improve the overall customer experience.
According to the bank’s announcement, the car financing will be available by March 31, 2026 and all approvals will be as per the bank’s standard terms and conditions.
