Compare the total amount repayable across the full term, not just the monthly payment — PCP balloon payments and optional final payments can make headline costs misleading.
18 live auto finance offers tracked across 15 Saudi providers, with APRs from 4.71%. Data current as of 5 November 2026 and updated daily from the Giraffy database.
18 live offers compared from 15 providers, from 4.71% APR. Updated daily.
4.71% APR
Car Murabaha Finance is an Auto Finance offer from SAIB in Saudi Arabia. Key details — Max. Finance: 3,000,000; Min. Rate: 4.71%; Max. Tenure: 60; Min. Salary: 5,000.
5.50% APR
Auto Finance is an Auto Finance offer from Aljabr Finance in Saudi Arabia. Key details — Max. Finance: 250,000; Min. Rate: 5.50%; Max. Tenure: 60; Min. Salary: 3,500.
5.50% APR
Auto Murabaha Finance is an Auto Finance offer from Al Rajhi Bank in Saudi Arabia. Key details — Max. Finance: 2,000,000; Min. Rate: 5.50%; Max. Tenure: 60; Min. Salary: 1,900.
5.63% APR
Auto Financing (Murabaha) is a auto finance offer from Bank AlBilad in Saudi Arabia. Key details — Max. Finance: 2,000,000; Min. Rate: 5.63%; Max. Tenure: 60; Min. Salary: 3,000.
7.50% APR
19.70% APR
New Vehicles Murabaha is a auto finance offer from Abdul Latif Jameel Finance in Saudi Arabia. Key details — Max. Finance: 300,000; Min. Rate: 19.70%; Max. Tenure: 60; Min. Salary: 3,000.
23.07% APR
SAR 700 /month
SAR 700 /month
Aljabr Auto Finance KSA: Max. Finance SAR 200,000; Min. Rate From 4.99% p.a.; Max. Tenure 48 months; Min. Salary SAR 6,000.
SAR 700 /month
SAR 700 /month
SAR 700 /month
SAR 700 /month
SAR 700 /month
ANB Auto Finance KSA: Max. Finance SAR 300,000; Min. Rate From 4.25% p.a.; Max. Tenure 60 months; Min. Salary SAR 8,000.
SAR 700 /month
ALJ Auto Finance KSA is a auto finance offer from Abdul Latif Jameel Finance in Saudi Arabia. Key details — Max. Finance: SAR 250,000; Min. Rate: From 4.75% p.a.; Max. Tenure: 60 months; Min. Salary: SAR 6,000.
SAR 700 /month
Nayifat Auto Finance KSA from Nayifat. Max. Finance: SAR 200,000; Min. Rate: From 4.99% p.a.; Max. Tenure: 48 months; Min. Salary: SAR 6,000.
SAR 700 /month
Alinma Auto Finance KSA from Alinma. Max. Finance: SAR 400,000; Min. Rate: From 3.99% p.a.; Max. Tenure: 60 months; Min. Salary: SAR 8,000.
Price on request
Murabaha Finance: Max. Finance 100,000; Min. Rate Varies by Eligibility; Max. Tenure 60; Min. Salary 4,000.
Giraffy compares car finance from banks and finance companies. The lowest listed APR is 4.71% for SAIB's Car Murabaha Finance, then 5.50% at Al Rajhi Bank and Aljabr Finance, 5.63% at Bank AlBilad and 7.50% at Tayseer Arabian Company, while some finance companies list 19.70% (Abdul Latif Jameel Finance) to 23.07% (Amlak International). Every lender lists a maximum term of 60 months, with amounts up to SAR 3,000,000 at SAIB and SAR 2,000,000 at Al Rajhi Bank and Bank AlBilad.
Bank AlBilad lists a 0% down payment and Al Rajhi Bank 0%–50%. SAIB and Bank AlBilad require a salary transfer; Al Rajhi Bank and the finance companies do not, and all but SAIB accept residents. Before you sign: compare on APR, add the cost of comprehensive insurance (included only at Tayseer and Abdul Latif Jameel), and check early-settlement terms. See also auto leasing and car insurance.
Auto finance lets you buy a vehicle and pay for it over time while owning it, rather than leasing. In the Kingdom it is structured through Sharia-compliant contracts, most commonly murabaha, where the financier buys the car and sells it to you at an agreed profit payable in instalments. Unlike a lease, the goal is ownership from the outset, with the vehicle registered to you subject to the finance agreement.
Auto finance is regulated by the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA), which licenses the banks and finance companies that provide it and enforces affordability and disclosure rules. The market spans commercial banks, Islamic banks and specialist auto financiers, some tied to dealerships. A down payment is usually required, terms typically run up to five years, and salary transfer or a minimum income is often a condition of approval. Dealer-linked financiers such as Abdul Latif Jameel Finance often arrange the finance at the showroom, bundling the purchase and funding in one visit, while banks may offer better rates to their existing salary customers. Comprehensive motor takaful is normally mandatory for the life of the finance to protect the vehicle securing it.
Ownership — You own the vehicle, subject to completing the finance.
Sharia-compliant — Murabaha structures avoid interest-based lending.
Fixed instalments — Most agreements fix the profit rate for predictable payments.
Range of providers — Banks and specialist financiers, often integrated with dealers.
Compare the APR across providers rather than the profit rate alone, and check the required down payment, the term, and the total amount repayable. Look at early-settlement terms, which SAMA regulates, and any processing or administration fees. Confirm whether salary transfer is required and how it affects pricing. A longer term lowers the monthly instalment but raises the total profit paid, so balance affordability against overall cost.
Al Rajhi Bank, Bank AlBilad, Saudi National Bank, SAB and Saudi Investment Bank (SAIB) offer bank-led auto finance, while Abdul Latif Jameel Finance, Aljabr Finance and Amlak International are established specialist financiers closely tied to dealer networks. Giraffy tracks live auto finance offers across these providers so you can compare rates, down payments and terms.
Auto finance is priced as a profit rate expressed as an APR; the wide figures in the brief reflect different fee lines rather than the rate. Your cost depends on the vehicle price, the down payment, the term and the profit rate, plus any processing fee and mandatory motor takaful. A larger down payment and shorter term reduce total profit paid. Compare on APR and total repayable.
SAMA sets responsible-lending, affordability and disclosure rules for auto finance, caps early-settlement charges, and requires clear presentation of the APR. Your creditworthiness is checked with the Saudi Credit Bureau (SIMAH), and comprehensive motor insurance is typically required for financed vehicles. These protections ensure the finance terms and total cost are transparent before you commit. Comparing the down payment, term and APR across a bank and a dealer-linked financier for the same car often reveals a meaningful difference in total cost, so it pays to shop around before signing at the showroom.
Is auto finance halal? Yes. It commonly uses the Sharia-compliant murabaha structure.
Finance or lease? Finance leads to ownership; leasing (ijara) is for use with an optional end-of-term purchase.
Do I need a down payment? Usually, yes. A larger down payment reduces the amount financed and the total profit paid.
Can I finance a used car? Many providers finance used vehicles subject to age and condition limits, though rates and terms can differ from those on new cars.
Giraffy compares 18 car finance offers from 15 lenders. The lowest listed APR is 4.71% for SAIB's Car Murabaha Finance, then 5.50% at Al Rajhi Bank and Aljabr Finance, 5.63% at Bank AlBilad and 7.50% at Tayseer Arabian Company. Some finance companies list much higher rates: 19.70% (Abdul Latif Jameel Finance) and 23.07% (Amlak International).
Every lender lists a maximum term of 60 months (5 years). The highest listed amount is SAR 3,000,000 at SAIB, SAR 2,000,000 at Al Rajhi Bank and Bank AlBilad, SAR 500,000 at Tayseer and SAR 250,000 at Aljabr Finance.
Yes. Bank AlBilad lists a 0% down payment, Al Rajhi Bank 0%–50% and Tayseer 0%–10%. A larger down payment lowers the monthly instalment and the total profit you pay.
SAIB and Bank AlBilad require a salary transfer; Al Rajhi Bank and finance companies such as Aljabr, Tayseer and Abdul Latif Jameel do not. Every listed lender accepts residents except SAIB, whose offer is for Saudi nationals. The lowest listed minimum salary is SAR 1,900 at Al Rajhi Bank.
Tayseer and Abdul Latif Jameel Finance list insurance as included, while the bank offers listed do not, so you pay the required comprehensive insurance separately for the whole term. Add that cost when you compare monthly instalments.
With murabaha the bank or finance company buys the car and sells it to you at a price that includes a disclosed profit margin, repaid in fixed monthly instalments. Most listed offers use it, and the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) requires lenders to disclose the APR including fees, so compare on APR rather than the profit margin alone.