Vehicle Leasing Rates in Sri Lanka 2023 with Compare

Vehicle Leasing Rates in Sri Lanka 2023 with Compare

Product name	Type	Rental for Rs.100,000/-	Repayment	Rate
Commercial Bank Commercial Bank Leasing	Unregistered	Rs. 2,250	5 Years	27%
Hatton National Bank HNB Leasing	Registered	Rs. 2,288	7 Years	24%
Sampath Bank Sampath Leasing	Registered	Rs. 2327	5 Year	22%
NDB Bank NDB Leasing	Registered	Rs. 2,379	7 Years	22.50%
Seylan Bank Seylan Leasing	Registered	Rs. 2,379	7 Years	20%
Nations Trust Bank Leasing for Professionals	Registered and Unregistered	Rs. 2,319	7 Years	22%
Pan Asia Bank Budget Plus Leasing	Registered	Rs. 2,485	5 Years	26%
Central Finance Leasing Central Lease	Registered	Rs. 2485	5 Years	17%
Assetline Leasing Automotive Leasing			5 Years
Amana Bank Amana Bank Leasing	Unregistered		5 Years

Updated On: 3rd October, 2022

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Frequently Ask Questions

How to get vehicle leasing in Sri Lanka?

You can visit the branch of your choice and discuss with an officer there about your requirements. You will receive his guidance when you complete the application. Please complete the leasing application form and return it to the branch with all the necessary documentation. Don’t forget to bring your passport, driver’s license, or national ID card.

Can I sell a leased vehicle?

Yes. Those who are close to the end of their lease term on a vehicle leasing can sell their vehicle and possibly turn a profit.

What are the major disadvantages of leasing a vehicle?

You can not  Own the vehicle until the end of lease. It may not save your money. I can be more complicated than buying a vehicle.

What happens at the end of leasing period?

The vehicle must be returned to the leasing agency after the term or duration of the lease period is finished, or it may be sold out for its residual value.

Above details are only for information purposes. Always check with the official websites of relevant banks to verify latest vehicle leasing rates.

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