Leading the green growth, Hellenic Bank introduces the new “Green” car leasing product, expanding its financing range of products.
The new product is offered with a beneficial interest rate for the financing of new electric and hybrid cars. The “Green” car is a complete leasing solution with significant benefits that allows the purchase of a new electric or hybrid car, in a simple and easy way, with lower fixed interest rate, fixed monthly instalment, up to 7 years repayment period, no initial bank charges and no early repayment charges. In addition, it offers a 20% annual discount on hybrid car insurance from Pancyprian Insurance.
The new product is part of Hellenic Bank activities to reduce its environmental impact, supporting sustainable development. Hellenic Bank invests in sustainable development and plans its actions with consistency, reducing its environmental footprint and contributing to social welfare and corporate governance (ESG).
As one of the leading banking institutions of Cyprus, Hellenic Bank looks forward to becoming the greatest ambassador of the rapid transition to the Green Economy, which constitutes one of the five main pillars of the national Plan for Recovery and Resilience (PRR).
Aiming for a green and sustainable future and reversing the effects of climate change, Hellenic Bank is committed to green and social financing of businesses, offering quality options and solutions.
By promoting responsible and sustainable banking, through the adoption of environment, social cohesion and governance (ESG) criteria, Hellenic Bank will offer products and comprehensive services with advice and incentives to its customers, to improve their environmental record through sustainability measures.
This addition is part of our Banks activities to reduce its environmental impact, in order to become the leading ambassador of the rapid transition towards the Green Economy, supporting sustainable development.
For more information on the product visit www.hellenicbank.com/greencars
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