Beat petrol prices with an electric vehicle lease

Your monthly payment covers the car, servicing, maintenance, repairs, MOTs and road tax. You also get a free or discounted home charger, or public charging credit from Electroverse, on selected cars. Plus 10% off public charging with Electroverse, and a dedicated EV Expert to help you choose your car and get up and running.

You’ll need to arrange your own comprehensive insurance and breakdown cover (some manufacturers include breakdown cover in their warranty). Replacement tyres aren’t included, but you can add optional tyre cover. You’ll also pay for charging, the pence-per-mile tax due from April 2028, any fines, excess mileage and damage beyond fair wear and tear.

There’s an upfront payment rather than a deposit, and you choose how much to pay. It’s a one-off contribution, and paying more lowers your monthly payments. It can’t be paid by credit card. Your monthly payments start the month after your car is delivered, and you’ll need to pass a credit check.

Our personal electric car leases run for two to four years. You choose the length when you get your quote, along with how many miles you’ll drive each year.

With a personal lease, or personal contract hire (PCH), you pay to use the car for a set time, then hand it back. With personal contract purchase (PCP), you can hand the car back or pay a final lump sum to keep it. Our personal leases are PCH, with servicing, maintenance, repairs, MOTs and road tax included in the monthly payment.

You hand the car back, and you can start a new lease on a different one if you’d like to. We’ll inspect the car against fair wear and tear guidelines, and you’ll pay for any damage beyond those guidelines and any miles over your limit. There’s no option to extend your personal lease or buy the car.

No, who you get your energy from doesn’t change whether you can lease an electric car from us. 

It can be, if you’d like a predictable monthly cost and don’t want to worry about the car losing value. Leasing suits people who like changing their car every few years. You don’t own the car at the end and you’ll agree to a yearly mileage limit, so buying may suit you better if you plan to keep a car for many years or drive very high mileage.

It depends on the car you choose, how long you lease it for, how many miles you’ll drive each year and how much you pay upfront. Your quote shows your fixed monthly price, including servicing, maintenance, repairs, MOTs and road tax. You’ll need to budget separately for insurance, charging and replacement tyres.