Annual interest rate of 0% for buying vehicles from JAC Motors Armenia

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YEREVAN, 29 October. /ARKA/. Acba Leasing and JAC Motors Armenia have unveiled an unprecedented offer for buying JAC pickup trucks and a wide range of commercial class vehicles with a maturity term of 3 years, actual annual interest rate of 0% and  free CASCO insurance.

This exclusive offer will be valid until 31 December this year inclusive.

‘’Acba Leasing announces an exclusive co-operation with JAC Motors Armenia, aimed at business development in Armenia. We offer customers JAC cargo and passenger vehicles as well as trucks of different sizes with the maturity period up to 3 years, annual actual interest rate of 0%, and free CASCO insurance,’ said Hayk Andreasyan, Head of Sales Management Department at Acba Leasing Company.

Founding Director of JAC Motors Armenia Artak Zopunyan said, in his turn, that this exclusive offer is a result of months-long work with both Acba Leasing and partners in China.

Acba Bank is a 100% shareholder of Acba Leasing. Acba Leasing is controlled by the Central Bank of Armenia. -0-

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