Sampath Bank PLC announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Toyota Lanka (Private) Limited recently at the Toyota Lanka Head Office, marking a strategic collaboration aimed at providing enhanced financial and value-added benefits to customers purchasing Toyota vehicles across Sri Lanka.

This partnership strengthens Sampath Bank’s commitment to delivering innovative financial solutions that make vehicle ownership more attainable and rewarding, while aligning with Toyota Lanka’s dedication to superior quality, reliability, and customer care.

Under the new MoU, customers purchasing Toyota vehicles will be entitled to a series of exclusive privileges. Toyota Lanka will offer free vehicle registration, three complimentary services, and a comprehensive warranty coverage of three years or 100,000 kilometres, ensuring peace of mind and lasting value for customers.

Sampath Bank will complement these benefits by offering an interest rate reduction of 0.5% per annum from the published leasing rate for Toyota customers. In addition, customers can obtain insurance loans at 0% interest if settled within two months and enjoy added convenience through a Sampath Credit Card with no joining fee and a 0% interest plan for 12 months on insurance payments.

Toyota Lanka (Private) Limited, the sole authorised distributor for Toyota vehicles and genuine spare parts in Sri Lanka, continues to uphold the global standards of Toyota Motor Corporation through its extensive network and comprehensive service offerings. The company provides a complete range of vehicles including SUVs, sedans, hatchbacks, pickups, and buses, along with exceptional after-sales services and material handling solutions. Guided by a strong focus on quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction, Toyota Lanka remains one of the most trusted names in the local automotive industry.

The partnership between Sampath Bank and Toyota Lanka reflects a shared commitment to financial convenience and service excellence, ensuring a smooth and rewarding vehicle ownership experience for customers across Sri Lanka.

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Sampath Bank PLC and Sathosa Motors PLC have partnered to offer exclusive benefits to vehicle buyers. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed recently at the Bank’s Head Office, marking progress in expanding affordable transport options in Sri Lanka.

Customers buying vehicles from Sathosa Motors will gain access to tailored financial solutions from Sampath Bank, subject to standard regulations. These include a 0.5% interest rate reduction on vehicle lease, interest free loans for insurance premiums if settled within two months, and credit cards issued without a joining fee. Insurance payments via these cards can be repaid over 12 months at 0% interest for increased convenience.

Additionally, Sathosa Motors will offer special promotions to its customers under this agreement, including a discount of Rs. 50,000 on trucks and Rs. 100,000 on double cabs, free vehicle registration, three free services covering both labour and material, and exclusive discount coupons on spare parts. These offers aim to provide added value and long term support to customers choosing Sathosa Motors vehicles.

Sathosa Motors PLC, a trusted name in Sri Lanka’s automotive industry, has represented the Isuzu brand for over six decades. The company’s extensive product portfolio includes double-cab pickup trucks, commercial vehicles, luxury passenger coaches, and specialised vehicles such as fire trucks and bowsers. Supported by an island-wide network of workshops and dealers, Sathosa Motors continues to deliver reliable vehicles backed by comprehensive after-sales service.

This partnership between Sampath Bank and Sathosa Motors demonstrates their shared vision to make vehicle ownership more rewarding while strengthening the country’s transport sector.

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