ComBank and Hayleys Mobility redefine sustainable mobility with flexible leasing solutions

Committed to elevating customer lifestyles and making the best in mobility accessible to everyone, Commercial Bank of Ceylon has entered into a strategic partnership with Hayleys Fentons Limited to promote the full range of New Energy Vehicles introduced to the market by the company’s mobility arm, Hayleys Mobility Limited, strengthening the Bank’s efforts to offer attractive and accessible leasing solutions to customers across Sri Lanka.

The collaboration was formalised through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that launched a joint promotional campaign running until 30^th November 2026.

The initiative enables customers to part-finance their vehicle purchases through Commercial Bank’s island-wide branch network, supported by a suite of special benefits designed to ease the cost of ownership. 

The Bank said it will offer competitive interest rates, concessions on documentation charges, and a free credit card with the first-year annual fee waived. Customers will also have the flexibility to tailor their repayment schedules to suit their income patterns, reflecting the Bank’s focus on practical affordability. 

Hayleys Mobility will complement these benefits by offering full manufacturer warranties, certified after-sales support, genuine parts, and 24/7 roadside assistance via its official hotline, 0112 222 222. Further strengthening its commitment to reliable sustainable mobility, the company is expanding access to dependable EV charging solutions through its partnership with StarCharge, a global leader in EV charging infrastructure and microgrid solutions. 

The newly introduced vehicle line-up by Hayleys Mobility features OJ (Omoda & Jaecoo), the fastest-growing premium New Energy Vehicle (NEV) brand in the passenger vehicle segment, backed by the larger Chery Automobile Co. Ltd. The latest additions, the Jaecoo J7 PHEV, J6, J8, and Omoda E5, offer customers a choice of fully electric, plug-in hybrid, and internal combustion engine (ICE) SUVs, catering to a variety of lifestyles and driving preferences. 

Hayleys Mobility also represents SRM, a commercial vehicle brand from the renowned Shineray Motors

of China, offering the SRM T3 EV, a light commercial electric vehicle, the X30L EV, a nine-seater passenger van, and the X30L EV large cargo van. The brand represents a rapidly growing Chinese automotive company excelling in new energy urban logistics vehicles. 

Commercial Bank said the partnership supports its longstanding commitment to offering some of the country’s most competitive leasing packages through collaborations with trusted automotive distributors. By combining attractive rates, added value services, and a streamlined financing experience, the Bank aims to help both existing and new customers take advantage of opportunities to invest in new vehicles with enhanced confidence and convenience.

Commercial Bank is the first Sri Lankan bank with a market capitalisation exceeding US$ 1 Bn., and was also the first bank in the country to be listed among the Top 1000 Banks of the World.  Commercial Bank has the highest capital base among all Sri Lankan banks, is the largest private sector lender in Sri Lanka, and the largest lender to the country’s SME sector.  Ranked No. 1 in the Business Today Top 40, Commercial Bank is recognised as the most respected and most-awarded Bank in Sri Lanka. Commercial Bank is also a leader in digital innovation and is Sri Lanka’s first 100% carbon-neutral bank.

Commercial Bank operates a network of strategically located branches and automated machines island-wide, and has the widest international footprint among Sri Lankan banks, with 20 branches in Bangladesh, a fully-fledged Tier I Bank with a majority stake in the Maldives, a microfinance company in Myanmar, and a representative office in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). The Bank’s fully owned subsidiaries, CBC Finance Ltd. and Commercial Insurance Brokers (Pvt) Limited, also deliver a range of financial services via their own branch networks.