NMB Bank launches 'EV Auto Loan' at 0.5% for new electric vehicles
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Media Baaji
- Tue, 11 August 2026
Kathmandu. NMB Bank Limited has introduced loan facilities for new electric vehicles at a special interest rate starting from 0.5%, targeting the Naima Auto Expo. With the objective of promoting environment friendly transportation and sustainable banking, the bank has launched this attractive and affordable EV loan scheme.
This limited term loan facility is available to new EV buyers through a very simple and quick process. Interested customers can easily apply through the Bank's Stall No. 05 at the Expo or NMB Bank branches across the country. NMB Bank is currently providing high level services through 198 branches, 176 ATMs and extension counters across the country.
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