Auto Finance Sponsored by Auto Finance News AIXAM Mega and CA Auto Bank forge new partnership Published: 6th November 2024 Share AIXAM Mega GmbH, a French light vehicle manufacturer based in Aix-les-Bains, has entered into a strategic partnership with CA Auto Bank GmbH, a subsidiary of the Crédit Agricole Group, to expand financing options for dealers and customers in Austria. This collaboration aims to make mobility more accessible by offering tailored financing solutions for AIXAM Mega’s unique line of vehicles, including loan and leasing services. CA Auto Bank, an established leader in the Austrian mobility finance sector, will now provide a comprehensive range of financial products to AIXAM Mega’s customers and dealership network. The partnership brings together CA Auto Bank’s extensive expertise in mobility financing with AIXAM Mega’s commitment to “mobility for all,” a vision aimed at promoting affordable and accessible transportation options beyond traditional cars. With CA Auto Bank, AIXAM Mega can rely on a strong partner that has established itself as one of the leading banks for mobility in Austria within the last 18 months. Alexander Talsky, Sales Manager at AIXAM Mega GmbH, said: “As an importer of the Aixam Mega brand, active in the light vehicle segment, we are pleased to have a strong and reliable cooperation partner with CA Auto Bank. “This represents another milestone in our pursuit of “mobility for all” and beyond the traditional car. We look forward to a great collaboration with our well-established partner.” CA Auto Bank, which operates under Crédit Agricole’s Personal Finance & Mobility division, brings to the table a unique blend of local knowledge and the capabilities of a major international financial institution. Hermann Wiedrich, Country Manager of CA Auto Bank GmbH, emphasised the shared values between the two companies: “AIXAM and CA Auto Bank share a common goal: making mobility more affordable for everyone. We would like to thank AIXAM for choosing us to accompany the market leader in license-free vehicles on the Austrian market.” Lisa Laverick Editor - Asset Finance Connect Sign up to our newsletter Featured Stories NewsUK car manufacturing down in November NewsBarclays loses challenge in motor finance commission case NewsCountdown to SAF qualification deadline Auto Finance