Cheapest electric lease hire car

Benny2020

Any ideas or where to search.

[Deleted User]

Google is quite good I believe!

Benny2020

Google is lousy for it, i have tried.
Looking for a specific lease hire website where you can search by budget and electric/diesel/petrol

k3lvc

Benny2020 said:

Any ideas or where to search.

A pretty wide set of parameters - but as above Google is your friend

'Cheapest' is likely to be taking over someones defaulted/unwanted lease 

Cheapest new is on a popular site is £230pm + 9m up front Car Leasing deals UK | Personal Price List | LINGsCARS

Grumpy_chap

I think CarWow includes that search functionality.

TadleyBaggie

I have a car leased via a company called OSV, they sent out a mailer today with two electric vehicles listed:

  Fiat 500 Electric Icon - £209.99 + VAT pm
  Nissan Leaf Tekna Electric - £249.99 + VAT pm

Benny2020

I have been offered a job that will mean 80 miles a day driving if i take it and that would cost me around £300 a month in my current car (diesel) and just looking at the economics and alternatives.

k3lvc

Benny2020 said:

I have been offered a job that will mean 80 miles a day driving if i take it and that would cost me around £300 a month in my current car (diesel) and just looking at the economics and alternatives.

20k pa mileage is likely to increase the costs significantly - and depending on your current car be a lot less comfortable £ for £

Benny2020

Yes i think you are right, i should just stick with my current car.

DB1904

Benny2020 said:

Yes i think you are right, i should just stick with my current car.

Not according to the electric vehicle thread. 

Petriix

You'll save a fortune going for an EV. 80 miles is comfortably in range for anything with a > 35kWh battery in any conditions. You don't have to buy new, but look at salary sacrifice or company car options through work as they tend to be tax efficient.

The main issue is waiting times for new vehicles so look for whatever is currently in stock. As residuals are so strong, buying is likely to be better than leasing in the medium term.