Honda launches Honda Finance India Private Ltd. to offer retail loans and leasing, expanding its financial services in India amid growing vehicle demand and financing needs.
20 Aug 2025 | 5160 Views | By Sarthak Mahajan
Honda Motor Co., Ltd. has announced the establishment of a new subsidiary in India, Honda Finance India Private Limited, aimed at providing retail financing services for Honda vehicles in the country.
The newly formed company is intended to offer loan and lease options to customers purchasing Honda motorcycles and ...
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Honda Motor Co., Ltd. has announced the establishment of a new subsidiary in India, Honda Finance India Private Limited, aimed at providing retail financing services for Honda vehicles in the country.
The newly formed company is intended to offer loan and lease options to customers purchasing Honda motorcycles and automobiles in India. The Indian market has seen steady growth in demand for two-wheelers and passenger vehicles, with an increasing number of consumers relying on financing options to make purchases. Currently, most retail financing in India is handled by local financial institutions.
Honda Finance India Private Limited will seek a Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) license from Indian regulatory authorities. Once the license is granted, the subsidiary will begin operations, enabling customers to access financing directly through Honda for the purchase of its vehicles and related services.
Honda has previously established similar financial services subsidiaries in key markets including Japan, North America, and Europe. With the launch of this new entity, India becomes the ninth country where Honda operates a dedicated financial services arm.
The company stated that its global financial services segment plays a significant role in its overall business strategy. By offering region-specific financing solutions, Honda aims to support customer purchasing decisions and build long-term relationships.
Looking ahead, Honda also indicated it is exploring new financial service models tied to the future rollout of software-defined vehicles (SDVs). These services may leverage vehicle data to enhance customer experience and satisfaction, as part of a broader effort to expand and evolve its financial offerings worldwide.