ACBA Leasing and the Japanese manufacturer of electric cars "Nissan Leaf" LLC "ABC-Ani", launch a leasing campaign, the press service of the bank.

As a result of partnerships between companies, Armenia will be able to purchase "Nissan Leaf" electric cars through leasing from the secondary market. In the framework of the campaign, "Nissan leaf" electric cars can be purchased from the secondary market through Green Leasing, with a 3 year maturity, making 30% prepayment, with an annual interest rate of 13-14%, in case of AMD electronic warranty service is, provided.

"Leasing of electric cars will be implemented in Armenia for the first time. I think it is natural that the absolute leader in the Armenian leasing market is initiating this process. We will implement the leasing program under ACBA Leasing's "Green Leasing" sub-brand. We have always paid great attention to the solution of issues related to environmental protection and introduction of energy efficient technologies, and with this program we will start adapting the innovative and ecologically clean vehicles in Armenia. As a result of the best experience accumulated in the financial group and the flexible funding of Green Leasing, we have provided the consumer with the most effective solutions, "said ACBA Leasing Director General Arsen Bazikyan.

Director of "ABC" LLC Ara Khachatryan in his turn noted that the electric cars are equipped with considerable advantages, allowing only 20 kW of electricity to travel 120-150 km. That is to say, the full charge at daytime amounts to AMD 800, and during the night hours - 640 drams. "Besides, unlike the internal combustion engines, there are a number of parts that are missing from the electric motor. Particularly engine oil, air and oil filters, DMRV, burning candles and many other things that are expensive. At the same time, electric cars in Yerevan are free from parking fees. Technical maintenance is available and we will provide electronic warranty service within the framework of the project, "he said.

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