Yokohama Makes Premium Tyres Accessible With 'Easy Drive' No-Cost-EMI Program

Yokohama India Pvt. Ltd, a subsidiary of the Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd., Japan has partnered up with Bajaj Finance to provide no-cost EMI for premium tyres.

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okohama India has partnered with Bajaj Finance Ltd. for the 'Easy Drive' No-Cost EMI Program

Larger and high-performance tyres are becoming a necessity in SUVs and Premium Passenger Cars, Yokohama India has launched the 'Easy Drive' No-Cost EMI Program to make premium tyre upgrades more accessible. This initiative comes just a month after Yokohama began manufacturing 20-inch tyres in India.

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To make this program seamless and convenient for consumers, Yokohama India has partnered with Bajaj Finance Ltd. (BFL). The Easy Drive EMI Program offers a 6-month no-cost EMI on 17-inch and above tyres, with monthly payments starting at just Rs 1,807.

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Gaurav Mahajan, Head of Marketing at Yokohama India, said- "The premiumization of India's passenger car market is reshaping tyre preferences. Over a quarter of new vehicles now come equipped with 17-inch and above tyres, making larger, high-performance tyres essential for better handling, comfort, and safety."

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He further added, "By making premium tyres more accessible, we take another step forward in reinforcing our position as a brand that helps consumers get more from their motoring lifestyle".

Through the Easy Drive EMI Program, motorists can now upgrade to Yokohama's premium ADVAN, Geolandar, and BluEarth series tyres, ensuring a superior driving experience without upfront financial barriers. This facility is available at Yokohama Club Network (YCN) stores and Key Retail Partners nationwide.

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