Kia Motors Nigeria has partnered with Autochek to enable people to buy any Kia car of their choice with low equity and up to 60 months repayment period.
In a bid to make new vehicle ownership easy and accessible, Kia Nigeria has collaborated with Autochek to offer customers an auto finance scheme for intending car buyers.
Following the launch of a dedicated brand-new cars section on the Autochek website and mobile app, Kia customers can now access digital financing solutions for brand new models with repayment tenures of up to 60 months and the lowest interest rates in the market from financial partners including Ecobank and NCBA with a 0% equity loan product, Access Bank and Stanbic KE with unique financing solutions tailored specially for brand new vehicles with up to 90% financing.
Speaking at the launching of the auto finance acquisition scheme, Olu Tikolo, Vice President, Kia Nigeria said “our core competitive edge in the auto industry is the offering of best-in-class vehicles at an affordable price and we are delighted to partner with Autochek to make owning the Kia range of vehicles easily accessible via their website or mobile applications and equally affordable with flexible payment options”.
Autochek Africa’s COO, Timi Tope Ologunoye said, “We are excited to partner with financiers and KIA to provide a brand new car loan facility. It is in response to customer feedback to democratize the purchase of brand new cars through great and affordable financing options. It is complemented by Autochek Africa’s residual value analysis tool that can guide financial partners on the condition of the vehicle over time.”
The Autochek auto loan services platform offers a variety of financing options from over 70 banks, with attractive terms that include a 15% interest rate and are repayable for a period of between four and five years. The loans are also processed within 24 hours.
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