Every week we scan the best leasing deals available for electric cars. Unless we say otherwise, all the prices quoted are for three year contracts on a personal lease with 8,000 miles per year with an advance payment (deposit) which is the equivalent of of six months’ payments. The prices are correct at the time of publication (18th October 2024).

This week's best electric car lease deals

The leasing market continues to baffle us here at Electrifying.com, as cars which cost more to buy are nearly the same cost per month. In addition to Vauxhall throwing the Corsa, Mokka and Astra Electrics into the market, Volkswagen is now at it. An ID.3 Pro S 77kWh seems reasonable value at £332.48 but why not go large with an ID.7 Tourer for only £13.59 a month more? Admittedly its the lower Match trim but it actually has a longer range than the ID.3. It that’s too big, then how about an ID.4 Match Pro for £339.86?

A newcomer to our value chart is the , in top spec Design trim with the 60.4kWh battery, giving a decent 264 mile range, At £207.75 a month it looks seriously tempting. 

If you're prepared to sacrifice a little more range, then how about the Nissan Leaf? The company is obviously clearing out stocks since production ceased and the lease costs keep falling. You can have a Tekna - that's the top of the range - for £186.02 per month. The prices on these are creeping up now, so grab one soon if you want one. If you currently have an old banger with a petrol engine which is costing £100 per month in fuel and £30 in road tax, then that is going to seem like an irresistible deal, even if the Leaf isn't the most advanced EV any more and has a sub-200 mile range.

To put that into some perspective, the only electric vehicle which is cheaper is a Citroen Ami, which would save you just £6.50 per month in payments. The Dacia Spring has made its first appearance too, but the entry-level model costs around £8 a month more than the Nissan. 

Check out all the deals on Electrifying's dedicated leasing page here.

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