Electric Car Leasing

Electric cars produce zero emissions, which is much better for the environment than petrol and diesel cars. Electric vehicles are powered by electricity, which can be produced from renewable sources of energy, such as solar and wind power. This means that electric cars can help to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels and help to combat climate change.

Electric cars are also more efficient than petrol and diesel cars, meaning that they use less energy to travel the same distance. This is good news for both the environment and your wallet! Electric cars are a great option for anyone who is looking to reduce their impact on the environment.

Generally, electric cars are cheaper to run than petrol or diesel vehicles in the UK, particularly when charged at home. At GB Vehicle Leasing, we've partnered with POD to offer £50 off your EV home charger. Find out more here.

Electric vehicles typically have lower energy costs, fewer moving parts and reduced maintenance requirements, potentially offering significant savings over time. However, running costs will ultimately depend on your own charging habits, electricity tariff and annual mileage.

The best electric car leasing options in the UK depend on your driving habits, personal preferences and budget. Popular choices include the Hyundai Kona Electric, Volvo EX30 and Kia EV5, each offering different benefits in terms of driving range, technology and practicality.

At GB Vehicle Leasing, we offer a wide range of electric car lease deals for both personal and business customers. Whether you're looking for an affordable city car, a spacious family SUV or a premium electric vehicle, explore our latest electric car leasing offers to find the right option for you.

Yes, you can lease an electric car with a low initial payment. At GB Vehicle Leasing, we offer flexible leasing options that allow you to choose an initial rental that suits your budget, subject to availability and finance approval.

Opting for a lower initial payment can help reduce your upfront costs, although this will typically result in higher monthly rentals.

Explore our latest electric car lease deals to find an option that works for you.

All electric cars are different and how far you can travel on one full charge will depend on a variety of factors, including which manufacturer and model you are driving. All electric vehicles will state an anticipated range that the vehicle will be able to travel on a full battery and they will also display a real-time indicator based on the current driving conditions.

The are multiple other factors which may affect the range of an electric vehicle. For example, weather conditions, battery performance and whether you are using the heating or air-con.

Generally, most electric cars can travel over 100 miles on a single charge, however some of the higher-end Tesla's are able to travel over to 300 miles.

When looking for electric vehicles throughout our website look for the 'NEDC Maximum EV Range Miles' value in the Tech Spec, this will give you an indication to the maximum range of the vehicle, and if you're unsure please give us a call on 0161 762 5680.

All vehicles in the UK have to conform to strict safety regulations and electric vehicles are no exception. In fact, electric vehicles will also have to meet certain standards which cover the safety of their battery and charging cables.

No, when charging your electric vehicle at home there are two main options. Firstly, you can plug it into a standard UK three-pin socket or you can have a special home fast-charging point installed.

The advantage of having a dedicated home charging point installed means you will be able to charge your electric vehicle at a faster rate. Dedicated home charging points are also compact, weatherproof and can be mounted to an external wall making charging your vehicle more easy and convenient. If you do opt to have a dedicated charging point installed, make sure it is carried out by a qualified installer.

Most electric vehicles take between 30 minutes to 13 hours to charge, depending on the charger used and the battery size.

·       Slow charger (3.7kW): Around 13 hours.

·       Fast Charger (7kW): Around 3-6 hours.

·       High-power Charger (50kW +): Up to 80% charge in under 60 minutes.

In everyday use, many drivers simply charge their EV overnight at home and wake up to a full battery in the morning. If you're using a rapid charger while out and about, you can often add a significant amount of range in less than an hour.