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Lowest Bike Loan Interest Rates (October 2026)

Which lender's bike loan starts at the lowest rate? Every bank's and finance company's published two-wheeler loan starting rate, ranked lowest first, with the EMI on your loan amount. Your own rate depends on your credit score, income, the bike and the tenure.

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The lowest two-wheeler loan starting rate open to all borrowers is 8.9% p.a. at Indian Bank (Floating), as of 21 October 2026, from each lender’s own website.

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Lowest starting rate

Indian Bank 8.9%

Floating

Lowest rate open to all borrowers

from 8.5% with conditions (IDFC FIRST, Premium bikes)

Highest starting rate

Ujjivan SFB 17.75%

Two-Wheeler Loan (Chakra)

  • IDFC FIRST Bank
    Type
    Private bank
    Starting from
    8.5%Only for premium bikes
    Scheme
    Premium bikes
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,157at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    Up to 5% of the total amount
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • Indian Bank
    Type
    Public sector bank
    Starting from
    8.9%up to 11.7%
    Scheme
    Floating
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,175at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    Not published
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • Central Bank of India
    Type
    Public sector bank
    Starting from
    9.1%up to 11.6%Only for womenOnly for electric two-wheelers
    Scheme
    Electric two-wheeler for women (Cent EV 2-Wheeler for Females)Women / girl students: Women-only EV scheme: 9.10%-9.65%
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,185at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    Not published
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • UCO Bank
    Type
    Public sector bank
    Starting from
    9.25%up to 13.6%Check eligibility with the bank
    Scheme
    UCO 2-Wheeler Elite
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,192at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    Not published
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • Indian Overseas Bank
    Type
    Public sector bank
    Starting from
    9.8%up to 14.4%Only for womenOnly for electric two-wheelers
    Scheme
    IOB Pink Wheel (for women), electricWomen / girl students: Women's EV scheme: 9.80%-12.30%
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,217at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    Individual, non-electric: Processing Charges: as applicable
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • HDFC Bank
    Type
    Private bank
    Starting from
    9.99%Only for super bikes
    Scheme
    Super Bike Loan
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,226at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    Loan Processing Charges Up to 1.5% of the Loan Amount
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • Shriram Finance
    Type
    Finance company (NBFC)
    Starting from
    10%up to 42%
    Scheme
    New two-wheeler
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,227at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    Up to 5%* of the loan amount
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • Punjab National Bank
    Type
    Public sector bank
    Starting from
    10.25%up to 11.6%Only for women
    Scheme
    PNB Power Ride (for women)Women / girl students: Women's scheme: 10.25% floating vs 11.10% for salaried general
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,238at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    0.50% of Loan amount (Minimum – Rs. 500/- Maximum Rs. 1000/-)
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • ICICI Bank
    Type
    Private bank
    Starting from
    10.25%up to 26.1%
    Scheme
    Two-Wheeler Loan
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,238at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    Upto 4% of loan amount
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • Canara Bank
    Type
    Public sector bank
    Starting from
    10.4%up to 15.25%
    Scheme
    Canara Vehicle (2 Wheelers)Women / girl students: 0.05% lower for women borrowers: from 10.35%
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,246at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    0.25% on the loan amount with a minimum of Rs.1000/-+GST and maximum… Full fee0.25% on the loan amount with a minimum of Rs.1000/-+GST and maximum of Rs.5000/-+GST. (Bank is celebrating Retail Loan Festival and waiver of 100% processing charges from 01.10.2026 to… Full terms on the bank's page
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • Bank of Baroda
    Type
    Public sector bank
    Starting from
    10.75%up to 13.65%
    Scheme
    Digital two-wheeler loan (fixed)
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,262at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    2% of loan amount, with a minimum of Rs. 250/- plus applicable GST
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • Axis Bank
    Type
    Private bank
    Starting from
    11%up to 25%Only for super bikes
    Scheme
    Super Bike Loan
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,274at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    For Vehicle cost up to ₹4 lakhs - ₹5,000 For Vehicle cost up to ₹4 to… Full feeFor Vehicle cost up to ₹4 lakhs - ₹5,000 For Vehicle cost up to ₹4 to 10 lakhs - ₹6,000 For vehicle cost above ₹10 lakhs - 0.50% of the loan amount
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • IndusInd Bank
    Type
    Private bank
    Starting from
    11%up to 30%Only for high-end / high-street bikes
    Scheme
    High-end / high-street bikes (fixed)
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,274at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    NEW : 4.00% USED : 4.00% (maximum percentage)
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • Union Bank of India
    Type
    Public sector bank
    Starting from
    11.15%up to 11.45%Only for electric two-wheelers
    Scheme
    Electric two-wheeler (Union Green Vehicle Loan)
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,281at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    Not published
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • Punjab & Sind Bank
    Type
    Public sector bank
    Starting from
    11.3%up to 15.65%Only for electric two-wheelers
    Scheme
    Electric two-wheeler (PSB E-Vahan)
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,288at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    Not published
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • Bank of Maharashtra
    Type
    Public sector bank
    Starting from
    11.45%up to 14.3%
    Scheme
    Mahabank Vehicle Loan (two-wheeler)
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,295at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    Not published
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • State Bank of India
    Type
    Public sector bank
    Starting from
    11.85%up to 15.85%
    Scheme
    SBI Two-Wheeler Loan (fixed)
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,314at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    3.00 % of Loan Amount + GST (50% Waiver for Salary Package Customers)
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • Karnataka Bank
    Type
    Private bank
    Starting from
    12.08%
    Scheme
    KBL Easy Ride
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,325at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    Not published
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • Dhanlaxmi Bank
    Type
    Private bank
    Starting from
    12.5%up to 13%
    Scheme
    Dhanam Savari, new two-wheeler
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,345at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    Not published
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • Hero FinCorp
    Type
    Finance company (NBFC)
    Starting from
    14%up to 38%
    Scheme
    New two-wheeler
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,418at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    Rs. 0 (Zero)-8500 (Schedule of Charges for Two-Wheeler Loans; charges… Full feeRs. 0 (Zero)-8500 (Schedule of Charges for Two-Wheeler Loans; charges inclusive of GST unless specified otherwise)
    Credit rating
    Not available
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • Jana Small Finance Bank
    Rates actually charged in April 2026 - June 2026, from the bank's disclosure; not a card rate
    Type
    Small finance bank
    Starting from
    16.4%up to 26%Rates actually charged (April 2026 - June 2026), not a starting rate
    Scheme
    Two Wheeler Loans: rates actually charged
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,535at the lowest rate chargedCalculate →
    Processing fee
    Not published
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026
  • Ujjivan Small Finance Bank
    Type
    Small finance bank
    Starting from
    17.75%up to 24%
    Scheme
    Two-Wheeler Loan (Chakra)
    EMI on ₹1,00,000
    ₹3,603at the starting rateCalculate →
    Processing fee
    Up to 5% of loan amount + GST or ₹ 5,000[inclusive of GST] whichever… Full feeUp to 5% of loan amount + GST or ₹ 5,000[inclusive of GST] whichever is lower (w.e.f 13th Feb 2026)
    Verified
    21 Oct 2026

Also lend, but publish no starting rate

Not ranked: these figures are a ceiling, a spread, an indicative range or include a subsidy, so they cannot be compared with a starting rate.

  • Bajaj Finance (Finance company (NBFC), source)
    • Two-wheeler loan (ceiling only): up to 24.25% (no starting rate published)

These are the lowest two-wheeler loan rates each lender publishes. The rate you are offered depends on your credit score, income and employer, and can be higher. A row marked “rates actually charged” shows the lowest and highest rates the lender charged on loans in that period, not a starting rate, and is left out of the lowest and highest figures. A tagged row is a rate only for some borrowers or bikes (women, electric or premium bikes, used bikes, salaried borrowers, with collateral), or one whose eligibility the lender’s page does not make clear. Tagged rows stay in the ranking, but the lowest starting rate above is the lowest rate open to all. EMIs above do not include processing fees, insurance or other charges. Finance companies (NBFCs) are regulated by the RBI but are not banks. Check with the lender before you apply. How we check these rates.

What it is:
A ranking of Indian banks' and finance companies' two-wheeler (bike) loan starting interest rates.
What it calculates:
Each bank's lowest published rate and the EMI on your amount at that rate.

Key Assumptions

  • Starting rates as published on each bank's site on the date shown.
  • Your actual rate depends on credit score, income and employer.
  • EMIs exclude processing fees and other charges.

How does the Lowest Bike Loan Interest Rates work?

Each starting rate was read from the bank's own website or rate document and dated; each row links to its source. A row marked "may be outdated" has not been re-checked for more than 45 days.

For loans a lower rate is better, so the list starts with the lowest. The starting rate is the best the bank offers, usually to borrowers with a high credit score; many people are offered more.

The EMI shown uses the starting rate for the amount and tenure you enter. Processing fees, insurance and other charges are not included; fees are shown in the bank's own words where it publishes them.

Where a lender publishes several two-wheeler schemes, its row shows its lowest open-to-all published rate for a new bike and names the scheme. Rates only for women, electric, premium or used bikes, salaried borrowers or with collateral, and rates whose eligibility is unclear, are ranked with a tag but not used as the lowest starting rate; the lowest such rate is shown below it when lower.

A row marked "rates actually charged" is a disclosure of the lowest and highest rates the lender charged on loans in a period, not a starting rate; it is shown for reference and left out of the lowest and highest figures.

Finance companies (NBFCs) are shown with their lender type. Some publish only a ceiling or a policy range; those are listed under the table but not ranked.

Rates as of 21 October 2026.

Lowest Bike Loan Interest Rates formula

EMI = P × r × (1 + r)^n ÷ ((1 + r)^n − 1)

P
= loan amount
r
= monthly rate = annual starting rate ÷ 12 ÷ 100
n
= tenure in months

Lowest Bike Loan Interest Rates: worked example

Lowest 3 starting rates: EMI on ₹1,00,000 over 3 years

IDFC FIRST Bank (Premium bikes)
8.5%, EMI ₹3,157
Indian Bank (Floating)
8.9%, EMI ₹3,175
Central Bank of India (Electric two-wheeler for women (Cent EV 2-Wheeler for Females))
9.1%, EMI ₹3,185

Lowest Bike Loan Interest Rates: frequently asked questions

Which lender has the lowest bike loan rate?
The list above ranks every lender's published starting rate for a new two-wheeler, lowest first, with the scheme and the date each was checked. The lowest rates usually need a high credit score.
Are bike loan rates from NBFCs higher than banks'?
Often, but not always: compare the starting rate, the upper end of the range and the processing fee. Use the lender type filter to compare banks with finance companies.
Is a flat rate the same as the rate shown here?
Not necessarily. The EMIs here are worked out on the reducing balance. A flat rate quoted at a dealer looks lower than a reducing-balance rate for the same EMI; the flat vs reducing rate calculator converts one to the other, and the lender's loan documents state which basis it uses.

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Reviewed by Pradipta Ray, MBA (Finance) · Updated