Best electric car lease deals

The best electric car lease deals in February 2026

Electric car leasing is an affordable way to get behind the wheel of a brand-new EV. You’ll be doing your bit for the planet, and your wallet, with zero-emission driving and reduced running costs.

Electric car leasing puts you behind the wheel of a brand-new EV, without the hefty purchase price. You'll skip the petrol station, dodge congestion charges, and enjoy lower running costs - all while we handle all the complicated bits behind the scenes.

And with a wide variety of competitive electric lease deals across all the biggest (and smallest) brands, from Tesla and Polestar to BYD and Leapmotor, you’re sure to find the right deal for your lifestyle and budget.

With the ability to tinker your terms to suit you, it couldn’t be easier to drive away in your dream electric car lease.

It’s especially good news if you’re hankering after an electric car business lease. Not only do EVs fall into the lowest Benefit in Kind tax bracket, saving you a lot of cash compared to their petrol or diesel counterparts, but they’re often cheaper to run.

It’s a win all around.

*All electric ranges are based on available WLTP combined figures. Images for illustration purposes only, actual specification may vary

Polestar 4

Delivery from four weeks

When Swedish design meets Chinese engineering, you get the Polestar 4 – an electric coupe-SUV that doesn’t just look the part, but is also filled to the brim with the latest and greatest in tech.

Despite its compact exterior and coupe styling, the Polestar 4 pulls off quite the magic trick – offering more boot space than its physically larger sibling, the Polestar 3.

And in classic Polestar form, they’ve gone all-out on the sustainability front too, using recycled materials throughout, but without skimping on that premium feel.

A big feature that could take some getting used to? No rear window.

So instead, you have a massive panoramic roof and a rear-view camera system that actually gives you a better view than a traditional mirror ever could. This innovative way of checking rear visibility works brilliantly.

Under the bonnet (or rather, under the floor), you’re looking at some serious electric power – up to 544 bhp, if you go for the Performance Pack. That’ll get you from 0-62mph in just 3.7 seconds, which is properly quick for something of this size. The WLTP Comb range sits at up to 385 miles, so no range anxiety here.

It’s unique, it’s quick, and it’s brilliantly executed. If an electric SUV with a twist is taking your fancy, the Polestar 4 should be top of your list.

Browse our best-selling Polestar 4 lease deals

Volvo EX30

Delivery from four weeks

The Volvo EX30 is proof that small electric SUVs can be fast, beautifully built, and surprisingly practical all at the same time.

Even the entry-level model will sprint from 0-62mph in 5.7 seconds – rapid for something of this size. Opt for the Extended Range version and you’ll get 295 miles of range (WLTP Comb), which puts range anxiety firmly in the rear-view mirror.

The interior quality is upmarket, especially in the Ultra trim, with that clean Scandinavian design that makes everything feel calm and considered.

Sure, the touchscreen-only controls take some getting used to, but the excellent voice control and Google integration help smooth things over.

Browse our latest Volvo EX30 lease deals

Dacia Spring

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The Dacia Spring is basically the automotive equivalent of a supermarket meal deal: basic, affordable, and gets the job done.

With an OTR price of just a smidge over £11,000, this is by far one of the cheapest new EVs you can lease, which makes it genuinely appealing if budget is your main concern.

The 140-mile official range (WLTP Comb) is adequate for urban commuting, while its five doors and 308-litre boot make it quite the practical electric hatchback.

If you’re looking to make the switch to electric-driving without a massive financial commitment, then a Dacia Spring lease could be exactly what you’re after.

Browse our latest Dacia Spring lease deals

Renault 5

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The Renault 5 has managed to combine retro charm with genuine modern excellence – and the Car of the Year 2025 award proves we’re not the only ones who think so.

No, this isn’t just a pretty face trading on nostalgia. This is a known and loved car that has been reborn as an EV.

The ‘grown-up’ driving manner makes it extremely pleasant to drive, while the Google-based infotainment system with physical climate controls show that good interior design doesn’t mean that everything has to be on a touchscreen.

And the stats match the looks. The up to 253-mile range (WLTP Comb) competes with more expensive rivals and the 326-litre boot is more than enough to store life’s bits n’ bobs.

What really sets the Renault 5 apart is simple: it proves going electric doesn't have to break the bank. It's the sort of car that makes ditching petrol feel like the easiest decision you'll ever make.

Browse our latest Renault 5 lease deals

Hyundai IONIQ 6

Delivery from four weeks

What happens when you prioritise aerodynamics without sacrificing style? You get the Hyundai IONIQ 6 – a streamlined electric saloon that's racked up more awards than we can count on one hand.

With its slippery 0.21 drag coefficient, the IONIQ 6 cuts through the air like a hot knife through butter, which helps it achieve an impressive up to 338 miles of range (WLTP Comb).

Inside, Hyundai's "cocoon-shaped interior" feels genuinely spacious, with clever touches like window buttons in the centre console that free up space for slimmer doors. The dual 12.3-inch screens handle everything you need, while the rear seats offer proper legroom thanks to the dedicated EV platform.

But it's the smart features that really shine. Remote Smart Parking Assist lets you manoeuvre the car from outside using the key – perfect when someone's parked too close. And with 800V ultra-fast charging, you can go from 10% to 80% in just 18 minutes.

The all-wheel drive version sprints from 0-60mph in 5.1 seconds, delivering that smooth, instant electric power we love, without any fuss or drama.

Browse our latest Hyundai IONIQ 6 lease deals

Peugeot E-5008

Delivery from four weeks

The Peugeot E-5008 proves that seven-seater electric SUVs don't have to cost a fortune – and they can look stunning while doing it.

Considerably cheaper than competitors such as the Kia EV9 and Volvo EX90, the E-5008 delivers serious value without compromising on style. It's a kaleidoscope of crisp lines and sharp corners, topped off with Peugeot's signature lion claw headlights.

Inside, you'll find a futuristic 21-inch ultra-wide screen, plenty of space, and a genuinely massive 916-litre boot when the third row is folded down. The third row itself is best reserved for kids or short trips, but that's fairly standard for this type of car.

The E-5008 really shines on long motorway trips, where it's exceptionally quiet and comfortable. The standard single-motor model offers up to 310 miles of range (WLTP Comb), while the long-range version stretches that to an impressive 414 miles (WLTP Comb).

For an EV of this size, that’s no mean feat.

After a practical, comfortable family car that looks like it costs twice the price? The E-5008 makes a compelling case.

Browse our latest Peugeot E-5008 lease deals

BYD SEALION 7

Delivery from four weeks

The BYD SEALION 7 might have an unusual name, but there's nothing odd about what it delivers: a well-equipped, practical electric SUV that undercuts many rivals on price.

Competing directly with the Tesla Model Y, the SEALION 7 comes absolutely loaded with kit as standard – heated and ventilated front seats, adaptive cruise control, and even vehicle-to-load functionality.

Inside, you'll find a spacious cabin with a generous 520-litre boot, plus a 58-litre front storage area for charging cables.

The Excellence trim offers up to 312 miles of range (WLTP Comb) – a respectable number which is more than enough for a week or two of life. It's quiet at motorway speeds thanks to double-glazed windows, and the ride is generally comfortable around town.

It's not the sportiest option out there, but for those prioritising equipment, space, and value, the SEALION 7 makes a compelling case.

Browse our latest BYD SEALION 7 lease deals

Geely EX5

Delivery from four weeks

The Geely EX5 proves you don't need to spend a fortune to get a spacious, well-equipped electric SUV.

Geely might be new to UK showrooms, but they're hardly strangers to the market. They already own Volvo, Polestar, and Lotus, giving them serious credentials before they've even started. And the EX5 shows they've learned a thing or two from their premium stablemates.

The interior is genuinely impressive – light, airy, and finished with soft-touch materials that feel properly premium. Best-in-class rear legroom means passengers actually have space to stretch out, while the 410-litre boot (1,877 litres with seats down) swallows weekly shops and weekend trips with ease.

With 218PS and a 60.22kWh battery delivering up to 267 miles of range (WLTP Comb), it covers the essentials well. The 0-62mph sprint takes 6.9 seconds, and the ride quality is comfortable and refined – perfect for daily commutes and motorway cruising.

Browse our latest Geely EX5 Estate lease deals

Leapmotor C10

Delivery from 10 weeks

The Leapmotor C10 takes a refreshingly simple approach: one trim, one spec, everything included as standard. No confusing option packs, no hidden costs, just straightforward electric SUV practicality.

And "everything" genuinely means everything. You get heated and ventilated front seats, panoramic sunroof, 360° camera, adaptive cruise control, wireless charging, and voice control with noise-cancelling microphones – perfect for keeping calls crystal clear while drowning out backseat chaos.

The 69.9kWh battery delivers 263 miles of range (WLTP Comb), with 218HP getting you from 0-62mph in 7.5 seconds. It soaks up bumps well, stays surprisingly quiet on the move, and comes with an eight-year battery warranty for proper peace of mind.

For families juggling school runs and weekend trips, or businesses seeking affordable electric motoring in the lowest BiK bracket, the C10 delivers honest, straightforward capability without breaking the bank.

Browse our latest Leapmotor C10 lease deals

Nissan LEAF

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The Nissan LEAF kicked off the affordable EV revolution, and this third generation proves the pioneer still has plenty to offer.

This isn't just a refresh – it's a complete reimagination. The traditional hatchback shape is gone, replaced by a sleek crossover-fastback design that's still built right here in Britain.

Two battery options cover different needs: the 52kWh delivers 270 miles of range (WLTP Comb) for urban driving, while the 75kWh stretches to an impressive 375 miles.

The dual 14-inch screens run Google software with embedded Maps that handles intelligent route planning, traffic monitoring, and even reroutes you to alternative chargers if needed.

Thanks to UK manufacturing, the LEAF qualifies for the Government's £3,750 Electric Car Grant, bringing prices down even further.

The original LEAF started the mainstream EV movement – and it's only got better.

Browse our latest Nissan LEAF lease deals

How does electric car leasing work?

Electric car leasing (also known as Personal or Business Contract Hire) is an easy way to drive your favourite car for an affordable monthly payment.

All you have to do is pick the terms of your contract – your annual mileage limit, how long you want to lease the car for, and how much you want to pay upfront – and you’re good to go. You’ll pay a fixed monthly fee for the duration of your contract, and when it’s over, you simply hand the car back to your funder and you’re free to move on to a new car.

It’s a hassle-free way to drive the latest cars, which – especially in the world of EVs, where new and exciting tech is being released yearly – means you’ll be able to stay up to date.

And you don’t have to worry about depreciation and losing tons of money when it comes to selling your car on. That’s all handled for you.

Sounds good, right?

Which electric car is right for me?

If you're unsure which EV is right for you, there are a few things to consider when deciding which electric car to lease.

Like any car, you want to make sure it's suitable for your lifestyle. Most things – size and monthly cost – remain the same whether it's fuelled by petrol, diesel, electricity, or pulled by an ox.

Size matters:

• Got a big family? You'll want something like the Tesla Model Y or BYD ATTO 3
• Just need a little town runaround? Look at the Fiat 500e or Volkswagen ID.3

Range is a key consideration:

Unlike with a combustion engine car, you'll want to consider the range of the electric lease deal you're looking at.

• If you can charge at home or work and don't often do long journeys, most EVs will suit you fine
• If you do lots of long motorway drives, go for something with a larger range to minimise charging stops

However, with electric ranges improving all the time, you'll find that most EVs are suitable.

Best electric car lease deals this February

We've handpicked these EVs based on their value and their individual merits. All of these electric cars are available on personal contract hire and business contract hire. 

If you've got any questions, get in touch with one of our friendly leasing experts. They've got all the answers you could ever need - unless you have questions about astrophysics. We're not so good at that.