It is a hassle-free and simple process wherein the customers need to submit only select documents including Photo, ID, bank statement and residence ownership proof.

Toyota Financial Services (TFSIN) has launched a fast track car loan service called ‘Tatkal Loan’ enabling customers to get a loan approval within thirty minutes of its application. Tatkal Loan is an industry-first service and offers loans up to 85% of the vehicle’s ex-showroom price. The loan process is completely automated and takes into consideration the customer’s bank statement and CIBIL score for the loan approval process.

The Tatkal Loan service is available for all new and existing Toyota customers who own a house and are purchasing the car for personal usage. It is a hassle-free and simple process wherein the customers need to submit only select documents including Photo, ID, bank statement and residence ownership proof. This tailor-made service is customer-friendly and incorporates a tele-verification, unlike other loan approval processes where customers have to be present in-person for verification. This loan service is available for all Toyota vehicles including all the Etios series, Glanza, Yaris & Innova.

Commenting on the launch of the Tatkal Loan service, Tomohei Matsushita, MD & CEO, Toyota Financial Services said, “At Toyota, we firmly believe in the ‘Customer First’ philosophy, always catering to our customers’ expectations and needs, thus providing quick, cost-effective, transparent and personalized services. With Tatkal loan service, we aim to make the car buying process simple, accessible and easy for all our customers. Customers can visit any Toyota dealership, choose a vehicle of their choice, submit the required documents and get a loan approved within 30 minutes through this service. Leveraging upon technology, the entire process is automated and includes minimal interface with easy documentation for customers with good credentials. We hope this service will make the loan approval process seamless for our valued customers and they would be able to take maximum benefit from it.”