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 (17th February 2025).
This week's best electric car lease deals
The lease deals at the moment are really fast moving – so much so that some of the deals (like a £222 per month MG4) have disappeared in the time it takes me to have lunch! That’s because many of the brokers will take a batch of 10 or 20 cars and punt them out quickly. Those MGs for example were only available in orange, suggesting its either a cancelled fleet order or that’s just not a popular colour!
So I’ve double checked these deals are still around and have been for more than a week, suggesting they’re in it for the reasonably long haul – but as always, it’s worth checking on the site to see if there are any specials that day.
First up is a Peugeot E-3008 in the Allure trim with the 73kWh battery at £278.48. I’d be inclined to stretch a little further and go for a Nissan Ariya Advance for £299.37 though – it’s the first time we’ve seen one dip below £300 a month. There are other specs available too, and all look good value.
Shift up a budget level to £400 and you’ll find one of our favourites – a massively underrated family car in the shape of an ID.7 Tourer. It’s a Match Pro 77kWh for £397.93, which is oddly 27p per month cheaper than the hatchback. If you can afford another tenner a month, you’ll get the Match Pro S with the bigger 86kWh battery and more equipment.
Step up to £506.54 a month and you can treat yourself to a Jaguar iPace R-Dynamic SE as the company clears out stocks. If that seems cheap, then consider that you can have a BMW i5 eDrive 40 M Sport for £504.09 instead. Both are cheaper than a hybrid Volkswagen Passat on the same terms.
Check out all the deals on Electrifying's dedicated leasing page here.
