Calculate your bike, scooter, or electric two-wheeler loan monthly EMI and repayment schedule.
Monthly EMI
$3,274
Total Interest Payable
$17,859
Total Amount Payable
$117,859
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| Year | EMI | Principal | Interest | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year 1 | $39,288 | $29,759 | $9,529 | $70,241 |
| Year 2 | $39,288 | $33,202 | $6,086 | $37,039 |
| Year 3 | $39,282 | $37,039 | $2,243 | $0 |
Two-wheeler loans finance motorcycles, scooters, mopeds, and electric two-wheelers. Interest rates range from 8% to 16% p.a. depending on the lender, vehicle type, and your credit profile. Most lenders finance up to 90–95% of the on-road price. Tenures range from 12 to 60 months. The vehicle serves as collateral and requires mandatory comprehensive insurance. NBFCs like Hero FinCorp, TVS Credit, Bajaj Finance, and Shriram Finance are the major players, often with dealer tie-ups for instant approvals.
Where P = Principal, r = Monthly Interest Rate, n = Number of Months
Should I finance ex-showroom or on-road price?
Banks finance the on-road price (ex-showroom + RTO registration + insurance + accessories). On-road can be 15–30% higher than ex-showroom. Always calculate your EMI on the total on-road amount to budget accurately. Some dealers charge for accessories not needed — negotiate to reduce the financed amount.
EV two-wheeler loans — any special benefits?
Electric two-wheeler loans often attract lower rates (7–10%) due to government incentives. Under FAME-II and state subsidies, some EVs get direct purchase subsidies, further reducing the loan amount. SIDBI's climate bond financing enables banks to offer preferential rates on EV loans. Calculate EMI after deducting applicable subsidies.
Shorter vs longer tenure for two-wheelers?
For two-wheelers, shorter tenures (24–36 months) are strongly recommended. Vehicles depreciate rapidly — after 3 years, a bike may be worth 40–50% of its purchase price. A longer tenure risks 'negative equity' (loan balance exceeds vehicle value). The EMI difference between 36 and 60 months is usually small — choose shorter if affordable.
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