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NMB Bank launches Pre-Owned EV loan for personal and commercial purposes

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Kathmandu. NMB Bank Limited has launched a second-hand EV loan facility with the aim of facilitating the purchase of old (second-hand) electric vehicles for individuals and various organizations. This initiative of the bank, which is prioritizing sustainable banking, believes that it will make access to four-wheeled electric vehicles easy and affordable in Nepal.

This loan, which will be provided through a simple and fast process, will be available for convenience, personal and professional purposes. Interested customers can easily apply through NMB Bank branches across the country or through digital channels. The bank has always been bringing new and effective financial facilities to facilitate the lives of customers and promote environmental sustainability in Nepal. NMB Bank is currently providing high level services through 198 branches, 176 ATMs and 9 extension counters across the country.

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