Compare Vehicle Loans & Leasing in Sri Lanka
Explore top vehicle loans to finance your dream car. Filter by bank, features, banking type, or loan name to find the best option. Save your favorites or compare up to three loans to make an informed decision.
About vehicle loans in Sri Lanka
AnyBanQ lists 87 vehicle loans and leasing from 42 Sri Lankan banks and finance companies, including Siyapatha Finance, Vallibel Finance, Assetline Finance, DFCC Bank and PABC Bank. Listed rates currently run from 12% to 24%. Filter the list above by bank or feature, save the ones you like, and compare up to three side by side.
For vehicle finance, compare the interest rate, how much of the vehicle's value is financed, the repayment period, whether it is a loan or a lease, and the rules for new, reconditioned and used vehicles.
Vehicle Loans by bank: Siyapatha Finance, Vallibel Finance, Assetline Finance, DFCC Bank, PABC Bank, Commercial Bank, Amãna Bank, Softlogic Finance, People's Leasing & Finance, MBSL Finance, Mahindra Ideal Finance, HDFC Bank, NTB Bank, AMF Company, HNB Finance, LB Finance, CBC Finance, UB Finance, Richard Pieris Finance, Mercantile Investments and Finance, LCB Finance, Janashakthi Finance, Alliance Finance, Commercial Credit Finance, Habib Bank, HNB Bank, SBI Bank, SDB Bank, SLS Bank, Central Finance, CDB Finance, Dialog Finance, Fintrex Finance, SMB Finance PLC, Singer Finance, Senkadagala Finance, Sarvodaya Development Finance, Seylan Bank, Union Bank, NSB Bank, Cargills Bank, Sampath Bank.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a vehicle loan and leasing in Sri Lanka?
With a vehicle loan the bank lends money and you own the vehicle from day one; with leasing the financier owns the vehicle until you finish paying. Leasing is more common in Sri Lanka and often has simpler approval, while loans can have lower total cost.
How much vehicle financing can I get in Sri Lanka?
Loan-to-value caps set by the Central Bank apply — commonly up to 70% for cars and higher for commercial vehicles. The exact percentage and maximum tenure vary by lender and vehicle type.