Tata Motors ties up
India's leading Car Manufacturer Tata Motors has entered into a tie-up with Dena Bank for financing its passenger vehicles in India. Dena Bank is a PSU Bank which provides loans to manly retail segment and industry. Tata Motors has entered into a series of tie-ups with Many of India's largest PSU banks like State Bank of India, Union Bank of India, Corporation bank of India and many more . Tata Motors is launching its Most news gathering vehicle Tata Nano in India just next week and because of this there is a need of financier for its passenger vehicles including Tata Nano.
Vidyadhar
Published On Mar 21, 2009 17:16 IST
Published OnMar 21, 2009 17:16 IST
Last Updated OnMar 21, 2009 17:16 IST
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Dena Bank provides loan up to 80% of Invoice and for a duration of up to 5 years. Dena bank has 1184 branches all across India. With branches of Dena Bank 470 sales touch points of Tata Motors will also provide loan assistance to its customers. Buy this tie-up Tata Motors will provide a single window to its Customers for vehicles as well as for loans.
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