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Electric Car Lease Deals ⚡️

Welcome to our EV leasing page, where you can view the best electric car lease deals in the UK. Whether you're looking to reduce your carbon footprint or enjoy the latest electric cars, leasing offers numerous benefits, including lower running costs, government incentives, and massive convenience. Explore our extensive range of electric vehicles, from the Nissan Leaf to the Porsche Taycan, and find the perfect EV lease that meets your needs.

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Determining if an EV is Right for You 🤔

Considering whether an electric vehicle (EV) is the right choice for you? Making the switch to an electric car is a significant decision, and we're here to help you navigate it. Electric vehicles offer lots of advantages, however, it's essential to evaluate if these benefits align with your driving style, lifestyle, and finances.

So, let's determine if an EV is the perfect fit for you.

The benefits of an electric lease car.

At the risk of saying the same thing that every other car-related business has been banging on about for the last few years – electric vehicles really are the future. They’re cheaper to run, better for the environment, and make for a seriously fun drive.

Benefits of leasing an electric car 👍

Reduced running costs thanks to road tax and congestion charge exemptions, not to mention cheaper to charge.

An electric lease car will see you enjoy a much quieter, relaxing* drive experience.

All electric cars come with pretty instant torque, you’ll get a quick response from your EV.

Quick charging times, more-than-enough* mile ranges, and an all-round reduced environmental impact.

Disadvantages to leasing an electric car 👎

For those doing high mileage round trips, you might need to factor in a stop-off to charge.

It might take too long to charge your car if you cannot get a charger installed at home.

If you live in a flat or terraced house, you might struggle charging it without a driveway.

The disadvantages of an electric lease car.

So, why lease an electric car?

With an electric car lease, you’ll be able to choose how long you want it for and pay a fixed monthly cost for the duration, before handing it back, not needing to worry about the depreciation.

This is a great option for you if you're unsure if an eclectic car is for you. If you decide it isn't got you, just hand it back at the end and go for something different!

Plus, look at the depreciation on EVs at the moment. You can see some cars (like the Porsche Taycan) losing over 50% of it's value in the first two years!

But is an electric car right for you?

There are a few things to consider, but these are our top considerations when deciding if an EV is the right choice for you.

Most EVs have a 150+ mile range and for 90% of drivers in the UK, this is more than enough for your typical trips.

Commuting to and from work, doing the food shop or school run, it is likely that a total range of 150 (that is 150 minimum, by the way) is enough.

This is because when you get home, just plug it in and by the time you come to use your EV again, it'll be fully charged.

Of course, there might be an occasion where you need to drive further than that, but you need to weigh up how often you do that against the benefits of having an EV when you don't do those trips.

But, this point is only really valid if the next one works for you...

If you live in a flat or terraced house where charging your car might be an issue (i.e. having to run a lead across the pavement), then an EV might not be the most suitable choice.

Or, if you simply can't get a home charger installed and you need to rely on your 3-pin plug, this can be a pain. Unless you don't use it every day or you have an entry EV (for example, I can fully charge my wife's Volkswagen e-UP! overnight using a 3-pin plug).

Of course, you can use public chargers, but depending on when and where you use them, they can be pricey. They're also pretty inconvenient compared to popping into the petrol station.

Make sure you've got the right tariff set up. This is normally a very straightforward thing to sort, just speak to your electric supplier and let them know you want an EV tariff.

I have one in place with Octopus. I've got an app where I can input how much charge I need and what time I need it (for example, I need 70% charge by 6 am tomorrow). The app will then charge my car during the hours when electric is at its cheapest.

We've managed to fully charge my Audi e-Tron GT for less than £10. As for my wife's e-UP! that I mentioned earlier? Less than a fiver.

This might seem silly, but no noise can be an issue.

Absolutely it is peaceful and my neighbours love me, but there are times when I miss the noise of an engine. Especially driving through Tesco car park - it is amazing how much people rely on only their ears before crossing the road.

That said, a lot of EVs now make a noise, not quite the same as an engine, but enough for someone to know you're there.

Leasing an electric car is an increasingly popular option for UK drivers.

Whether you're new to the concept of electric vehicles (EVs) or considering making the switch, here are a few of the questions we're asked the most.

From understanding how electric car leasing works and its numerous benefits, to navigating government incentives and maintenance details, we cover everything you need to know.

What is electric car leasing?

Electric car leasing is a long-term rental agreement where you pay a fixed monthly fee to drive an electric vehicle (EV) for a set period, typically between 2 to 4 years. At the end of the lease, you return the car.

How does electric car leasing work?

You choose an electric car, agree on the lease terms (including duration and mileage), and make monthly payments. The lease often includes road tax, maintenance, and breakdown cover. You can then enjoy driving a new EV without worrying about depreciation.

What are the benefits of leasing an electric car?

Leasing offers lower monthly payments compared to buying, access to the latest EV models, no depreciation concerns, lower running costs, and flexibility to upgrade your car every few years.

Are there any government incentives for leasing an electric car?

The UK government offers various incentives for electric vehicles, including grants for installing home chargers and reduced company car tax rates. These incentives do change quite often, so get in touch to find out what is available today.

How do I charge an electric leased car?

You can charge your EV at home using a domestic 3-pin plug or home charger (which we can arrange for you), at public charging stations, or at work if facilities are available. Charging infrastructure is expanding rapidly across the UK, making it easier to keep your EV powered.

Can I lease an electric car with bad credit?

Leasing with bad credit can be challenging but not impossible. Many leasing companies work with multiple finance providers to offer solutions for customers with less-than-perfect credit.

What happens at the end of an electric car lease?

At the end of the lease, you can return the car, extend the lease, or lease a new model. Some agreements may offer the option to purchase the vehicle at the end of the term.

Is maintenance included in an electric car lease?

Many electric car leases include maintenance packages, covering routine services and repairs. This can help reduce the overall cost of driving an EV.

Are electric cars more cost-effective to lease than petrol or diesel cars?

Electric cars can be more cost-effective due to lower running costs, reduced fuel expenses, and fewer moving parts that require maintenance. Additionally, government incentives and lower taxes can make leasing an EV more attractive financially.

For more detailed information and to explore electric car leasing options, check out our EV lease guides below 👇

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