HNB PLC has extended its partnership with John Keells CG Auto (Pvt) Ltd to introduce a comprehensive vehicle leasing programme for customers purchasing BYD and Denza vehicles in Sri Lanka.
The partnership provides customers with a range of exclusive offers aimed at making electric and hybrid mobility more accessible, while offering greater financial flexibility when purchasing next-generation vehicles.
Under the programme, HNB will provide special leasing rates, flexible residual value options and financing facilities of up to seven years. Customers will also receive an HNB credit card with the first-year annual fee waived, along with discounted vehicle insurance premiums through HNB General Insurance.
Commenting on the partnership, HNB Chief Operating Officer Sanjay Wijemanne said Sri Lanka’s vehicle market is entering a new phase driven by innovation, efficiency and cleaner mobility.
He said the collaboration with John Keells CG Auto combines HNB’s financial expertise with advanced automotive technology, enabling customers to access BYD and Denza vehicles through flexible financing solutions and additional ownership benefits.
John Keells CG Auto CEO Charith Panditharatne said BYD and Denza continue to represent globally recognised automotive innovation and that the partnership with HNB would provide customers with a range of benefits throughout their vehicle ownership journey.
The partnership combines financing options with additional benefits including charging solutions, servicing support and roadside assistance, providing customers seeking electric and hybrid mobility with an integrated ownership proposition.
Automobile Association of Ceylon Joins Motor Show 2026 as Supporting Partner
The Automobile Association of Ceylon (AAC) served as the Main Sponsor of the Motor Show 2026, held from September 11 to 13.
With a long-standing association with motorists and a history of contributing to the development of motoring in Sri Lanka, the AAC’s support for the event reflects its continued commitment to the country’s motoring community and the promotion of responsible motoring practices.
While advocating for the interests and welfare of motorists, road safety remains one of the Association’s key priorities.
As part of its ongoing road safety awareness efforts, the AAC has introduced specially designed seat-belt hanging tags and stickers aimed at reminding motorists and passengers of the importance of wearing seat belts. The campaign places particular emphasis on the use of seat belts by passengers travelling in both the front and rear seats of vehicles.
Visitors to the Motor Show were able to collect the road safety hanging tags and stickers from the AAC stall, giving the Association an opportunity to engage directly with motorists and their families and promote greater awareness of safe travel practices.
Through initiatives such as these, the Automobile Association of Ceylon continues to encourage responsible driving, strengthen road safety awareness and contribute to efforts aimed at reducing road accidents and fatalities in Sri Lanka.
HNB Renews Partnership with John Keells CG Auto to Offer Leasing Solutions for BYD and Denza Customers
