قرض سيارة من بنك الإمارات دبي الوطني Emirates NBD
2.49 نسبة الفائدة السنوية
قروض سيارات من بنك الإمارات دبي الوطني للسيارات الجديدة والمستعملة. إجراءات سريعة.
- الحد الأدنى للأجر: 2.49% ثابت سنوياً
- الحد الأقصى للمدة: 60 شهرًا
- التمويل: تصل إلى 80%
Live offers across tracked providers in United Arab Emirates — updated daily from the Giraffy database.
20 live offers compared from 15 providers, from 2.49 نسبة الفائدة السنوية. Updated daily.
2.49 نسبة الفائدة السنوية
قروض سيارات من بنك الإمارات دبي الوطني للسيارات الجديدة والمستعملة. إجراءات سريعة.
2.49 نسبة الفائدة السنوية
تمويل السيارات من بنك رأس الخيمة مع أحد أدنى أسعار الفائدة الثابتة في الإمارات العربية المتحدة.
2.75 نسبة الفائدة السنوية
تمويل السيارات من بنك أبوظبي التجاري للسيارات الجديدة والمستعملة في الإمارات العربية المتحدة.
2.75 نسبة الفائدة السنوية
تمويل السيارات الإسلامي باستخدام هيكل الإجارة من بنك أبوظبي الإسلامي. امتلك السيارة في نهاية مدة الإجارة.
2.99 نسبة الفائدة السنوية
تمويل السيارات من المشرق بموافقة سريعة. يشمل السيارات الجديدة والمستعملة المعتمدة.
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Auto finance, or a car loan, lets you buy a vehicle by borrowing part of its price and repaying in monthly instalments over an agreed term. In the UAE it is the standard way most residents buy new and used cars, offered by banks in both conventional and Islamic forms, the latter usually structured as Murabaha or Ijara so the purchase can be financed without conventional interest. The loan is secured against the car, and comprehensive insurance is normally required for the duration of the finance.
Banks licensed by the Central Bank of the UAE finance up to around 80% of a car's value, with repayment tenors typically running up to 60 months. Rates are usually quoted as a flat rate, which looks lower than the equivalent reducing-balance rate but costs more in reality, so comparing like for like matters. Salary transfer to the lending bank often secures better pricing, and dealers frequently arrange finance directly through partner banks at the point of sale for convenience.
Spread the cost — Pay for a car over several years in manageable instalments rather than a large upfront sum.
New and used cover — Finance is available for both new and pre-owned vehicles, subject to age limits on used cars.
Islamic options — Murabaha and Ijara structures let you finance a car in a Sharia-compliant way.
Compare the reducing-balance rate rather than the flat rate to see the true cost of borrowing, and check the down payment required, the tenor and any processing or early-settlement fees. Weigh conventional finance against Islamic alternatives, confirm the comprehensive insurance requirement and its cost, and make sure the monthly instalment fits comfortably within the 50% debt-burden cap alongside any other loans and card commitments you hold.
Emirates NBD, First Abu Dhabi Bank, ADCB, Mashreq, RAKBank and Commercial Bank of Dubai offer conventional car loans, while Dubai Islamic Bank and ADIB provide Sharia-compliant auto finance. Dealer-arranged finance is convenient at the showroom, but it is worth comparing it against direct bank offers, as the rate, fees and total cost can differ meaningfully for the same vehicle.
Advertised rates in the UAE start from around 2.49%, though you should always check whether this is a flat or a reducing rate, which changes the real cost considerably. Monthly repayments depend on the amount financed, the rate and the tenor, with loans typically covering up to about 80% of the car's value. Add processing and early-settlement fees to the total when you compare offers.
The CBUAE regulates auto lending, caps the debt-burden ratio at 50% of income and limits early-settlement fees, while Islamic auto finance adds Sharia-board oversight. The car itself is used as security for the loan, and comprehensive insurance is generally required throughout. Read the agreement for the reducing-balance rate, any bundled insurance and the settlement terms before signing.
How much down payment do I need? — Usually at least 20%, as finance covers up to around 80% of the value.
Flat or reducing rate? — Compare the reducing-balance rate; the flat rate understates the true cost.
Is Islamic auto finance available? — Yes, through Murabaha and Ijara structures from Islamic banks.
Giraffy tracks 5 auto finance products across Emirates NBD,RAKBank,Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank,ADIB,Mashreq lenders in United Arab Emirates. Compare by APR to find the most cost-effective way to finance your vehicle.
Common vehicle finance types include hire purchase (you own the car at the end), personal loans (borrow the cash outright), dealer finance, and leasing (no ownership). Compare total cost of credit — not just monthly payments — to find the most affordable option.
Most mainstream lenders require a fair to good credit score. Specialist lenders offer auto finance to those with poor or limited credit history, but typically at higher APRs. Check your eligibility using a soft-search tool before applying to avoid unnecessary hard searches on your credit file.
Yes — specialist lenders offer auto finance to borrowers with a poor credit history, but at higher interest rates. A larger deposit reduces risk for the lender and may secure you a better rate. Improving your credit score before applying is the most cost-effective long-term approach.
Watch for origination fees, documentation fees, prepayment penalties, and GAP insurance charges. These can add significantly to the total cost of a auto finance deal. Always compare total cost of credit — not just the monthly payment or headline APR.
Dealer auto finance is convenient but not always the cheapest — dealers often earn commission on the finance package. Comparing independent lenders via Giraffy before visiting a showroom gives you a benchmark rate. Arriving with pre-approved auto finance puts you in a stronger negotiating position.
Early settlement typically involves paying the outstanding capital plus a settlement fee (usually 1–2 months' interest). Check the specific early repayment terms in your agreement before settling early.