Electric EV Car Leasing Deals

Leasing a car allows you to get behind the wheel of an electric car you love without the upfront costs! Simply agree on a payment plan that suits you, including how long you would like to lease for, which can be anywhere from 24 to 60 months. When your contract ends, you return the car, without having to worry about selling it or its depreciation. Check out our comprehensive guide to learn more about how car leasing works.

We offer many electric and hybrid cars for under £300 a month. We stock proven models like the Tesla Model 3 and Nissan Leaf and newer models like the Mercedes-Benz EQC and the MG4. All our cars are competitively priced and come with no deposit and bad credit options.

You can charge an electric car at home, either with a three-pin plug or an installed home charger. Alternatively you can use a public charging point; the advantage of charging points is that they charge faster and are safer to use. There are thousands of charging points in the UK, so running out of charge isn’t an issue.

It depends on what you want from your vehicle; leasing is ideal for those who are a little unsure about going electric by purchasing a car or if you like to switch cars every few years. Buying is better for people who want to own an asset and want to invest in their vehicle long-term.

The primary way electric cars benefit the environment is that they don’t emit any harmful gases into our air, keeping it cleaner. Traditional hybrid and plug-in hybrids will emit some harmful gases, but you can still minimise your carbon footprint.

Charging your car with electricity instead of petrol or diesel is cheaper, so it depends on what type of vehicle you have and how much you charge it. For example, a battery-electric vehicle (BEV) doesn’t take fuel so you’ll save money. A plug-in hybrid vehicle (PHEV) can save you money, but only if you minimise the car’s fuel use by charging your electric vehicle up regularly. However, with standard ranges of 20-40 miles, you’ll probably end up using some fuel. A traditional hybrid (HEV) won’t save you any money on fuel as you can’t charge the car up.

Also known as ‘range’, the length of a single charge will depend on the type of car, but at present, it’s between 100 and 200 miles. Some vehicles go above 200 miles per charge, such as the Tesla Model Y Long Range and the Hyundai Kona.