Mercedes' Wishbox campaign offers customised financial solutions
The Wishbox campaign offers three key solutions, namely Step-Up EMI, Easy Annual Benefit and EMI Holiday – thereby helping potential buyers in easing off immediate cash outflow and any financial commitments.
Mercedes-Benz India has rolled out a new financial campaign called ‘Wishbox’. The program aims to help prospective Mercedes car and SUV buyers by offering them personalized financial solutions as per their requirements.
The Wishbox campaign offers three key solutions, namely Step-Up EMI, Easy Annual Benefit and EMI Holiday – thereby helping potential buyers in easing off immediate cash outflow and any financial commitments. Step-Up EMI solution is for customers seeking lower initial financial commitment, wanting an upgrade or trade-in, offering lower monthly payments with gradual increases year-on-year, culminating in a balloon payment at the end. Step-Up EMI starts at Rs 39,000.
Easy Annual Benefit is made for buyers who prefer larger one-time annual payments, but are comfortable with lower monthly EMIs only. EMI starts at Rs. 60,000 under this solution. The EMI Holiday solution offers a zero to minimal EMI option for the first three months after purchase. EMI under this program starts at Rs 57,000 from the fourth month onwards.
Mercedes is currently in the midst of introducing six new cars in the second half of this year in India. Upcoming models from the German luxury carmaker include the new Mercedes E Class, G Class EV, Maybach EQS, and more.
RELATED ARTICLES
MG Comet base price at Rs 4.99 lakh; ZS EV at Rs 13.99 lakh with BaaS
Comet BaaS program brings down entry price by Rs 2 lakh.
Toyota Kirloskar Motor Unveils Special-Purpose Hilux at Himtech 2024 in Leh
Showcasing a modified Hilux, Toyota claims its versatile capabilities for military and commercial use, designed to tackl...
BPCL and IONAGE strengthen partnership to expand EV charging network in India
BPCL and IONAGE have extended their collaboration to improve the accessibility of electric vehicle charging infrastructu...