Suzuki Motorcycle India, the two-wheeler subsidiary of Suzuki Motor Corporation (Japan), has at the moment introduced its partnership with Bandhan Bank, a number one Indian non-public sector financial institution. Thanks to this tie-up, Suzuki claims the shoppers will avail of round the clock retail finance choices to buy their favorite two-wheeler together with added advantages, together with sanction inside 5 minutes, hassle-free documentation, and extra.
The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between each the events was signed on the company workplace of Suzuki Motorcycle India on July 12, 2022. Commenting on the partnership, Devashish Handa, Executive Vice President, Sales, Marketing & After-Sales, Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd. mentioned, “Our association with Bandhan Bank is a part of our plan to offer customised and easy retail finance options keeping in mind the needs of our customers. The tie-up is another step to enhance the convenience and ease of purchase for Suzuki customers in India.”
He added, “We believe that this partnership is commencing at an appropriate time with the high-demand Festive Season just around the corner. We are sure that Bandhan Bank, which is one of the fastest-growing Private Sector Banks in the country will further enhance the ever-increasing preference for Suzuki Two-Wheelers in India and will further the growth story of Suzuki Motorcycle India, which has been an exception to the depressed market sentiment being experienced in the overall Indian Two-Wheeler Industry.”
As a part of the affiliation, Suzuki Motorcycle India says that its prospects will have the ability to get quick mortgage approval with nominal documentation at a aggressive rate of interest. Bandhan Bank has a community presence throughout 34 States and Union Territories. It will present an all-in-one resolution for the finance-related necessities of the customers, together with straightforward scheme choices, digital login, 24*7 operational help and a pre-approved program for Bandhan Bank prospects.
Source: www.financialexpress.com”