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PSU Car Loan Rates Start at 7.35% in September 2026
Banks charge interest when they lend money for a car.
In September 2026, some public-sector banks advertise car-loan rates starting below 8%.
UCO Bank has the lowest starting rate in the table, at 7.35%.
State Bank of India’s starting rate is higher, at 8.70%.
For a ₹5 lakh loan paid back over five years, the monthly payment can differ considerably between banks.
The rate a borrower actually receives may depend on credit history, income and other eligibility factors.
A longer loan term can make monthly payments smaller but may increase the total interest paid.
Borrowers should compare fees and early-repayment rules, not just the advertised rate.
Public-sector banks are offering car loans at starting interest rates below 8%, with rates varying by borrower profile.
UCO Bank lists the lowest starting rate at 7.35%, while State Bank of India’s rates start at 8.70%.
For a ₹5 lakh loan over five years, monthly EMIs range from ₹9,983 to ₹11,647.
Processing fees range from zero at some banks to as much as 0.5% of the loan amount.
Borrowers are advised to compare total repayment costs, fees, tenure, affordability and prepayment terms before choosing a loan.
- Who
- Individuals seeking car loans from public-sector banks and other listed lenders.
- What
- A comparison of car-loan interest rates, five-year EMIs and processing fees.
- Where
- Across prominent banks operating nationwide in India.
- When
- Rates and charges were stated as of 16 September 2026.
- Why
- To help prospective car buyers compare the full cost and terms of different loans.
Key facts
- Lowest starting rate
- UCO Bank: 7.35% per year.
- Highest starting rate
- State Bank of India: 8.70% per year.
- Loan example
- ₹5 lakh borrowed for five years.
- EMI range
- ₹9,983 to ₹11,647 per month.
- Lowest listed EMI
- UCO Bank: ₹9,983.
- Processing-fee waivers
- Central Bank of India lists no fee until 31 December 2026; Indian Overseas Bank lists no fee in the table.
- Data source
- Paisabazaar.com; rates and charges dated 16 September 2026.








