Seylan Bank supports Colombo Motor Show

Seylan Bank supported the Colombo Motor Show as the Official Banking and Leasing Partner, marking its seventh consecutive year at the largest international motor and motor accessories exhibition in Sri Lanka. 

This year’s show took place from December 6 to 8, at the BMICH, bringing together motor enthusiasts, industry professionals and the public for three days of automotive excitement.

As the Banking and Leasing Partner, Seylan Bank was present at the exhibition to offer a comprehensive range of banking products and services. The attendees could explore attractive leasing facilities, a variety of personal loans, credit card options and other banking products.

Seylan Leasing offered a complete package, including free credit evaluation on leases and advisory services provided by the bank’s experienced staff. Customers were guided every step of the way—from vehicle evaluation to the lease being granted, with doorstep service adding convenience. Seylan Leasing provided a flexible repayment plan tailored to the customer’s income, paired with a special interest rate, offering the opportunity to acquire brand-new or reconditioned vehicles with a repayment period of up to seven years.

One of the standout features of Seylan Leasing is the innovative Speed Drive Service, designed to revolutionise the leasing experience for customers. This unique offering allows individuals to obtain a lease facility against their own vehicle, catering to diverse financial needs such as working capital requirements, even without an existing relationship with the bank. 

Assistant General Manager Marketing and Sales Asiri Abhayaratne said, “For the past seven years, our collaboration has brought joy to automobile enthusiasts and industry stakeholders alike. Not only are we looking forward to elevating customer service with the new fast-track service but we’re also keen on assisting the Colombo Motor Show as they introduce electric vehicles to this year’s lineup. We’re pleased to collaborate on the continued development of the country’s automative industry.”