Schools Get 105% Asset Financing for New Buses
Breaking Transport Barriers
For years, many Kenyan schools have struggled to provide safe and reliable transport. High upfront costs of buses and vans force schools to depend on old vehicles that are often unreliable.
This compromises student safety and increases repair costs. Daily operations also become less efficient.
Parents worry when students arrive late or miss lessons because of transport delays. Some schools even hire buses for trips, which adds to their expenses. Clearly, a sustainable solution is needed.

Schools Get 105% Asset Financing for New Buses
A Smarter Way Forward
Equity Bank Kenya has partnered with leading vehicle brands, including CFAO Mobility (Toyota), Isuzu, Scania, TATA, and Mitsubishi FUSO, to introduce a game-changing financing program. Schools can now access up to 105% asset financing for buses and vans.
The package covers the entire purchase cost including insurance and related expenses. Repayment terms are flexible, stretching up to 84 months. Schools can also make per-term payments aligned with the academic calendar, easing cash flow management.
The vehicles offered such as Toyota Hiace, Mercedes Benz Bus 917, Hino FC 500, Isuzu, Scania, Mitsubishi Fuso, and TATA buses are built for safety, durability, and comfort.
Schools also receive training and after-sales support to maximize the value of their investment.
This initiative eliminates the burden of large upfront payments. Schools can now provide reliable transport, giving parents peace of mind and allowing administrators to focus on delivering quality education.
Key Benefits at a Glance
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105% financing covers vehicle costs plus insurance and expenses.
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Up to 84 months repayment for manageable instalments.
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Per-term repayment aligned with the academic year.
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Safe and durable vehicles tailored for schools.
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Training and after-sales support included.
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No upfront costs, easing financial pressure.






















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