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Our selection of hybrid lease deals are a great way to help the environment as well as your wallet.

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If you're looking for a greener form of transport but don't think a full electric car is right for you, then there’s a superb selection of hybrid vehicles available instead.

Contact our hybrid leasing specialists on 0161 667 5338 for more information. We'd be happy to answer any questions you have and talk through the options available to you.

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Toyota Yaris

12 Deals Available

Personal

£191.27 per month inc VAT

Initial rental: £1,721.41 inc VAT

Business

£159.39 per month exc VAT

Initial rental: £1,434.51 exc VAT

48 months, 5000 miles

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Toyota Corolla

42 Deals Available

Personal

£215.22 per month inc VAT

Initial rental: £1,936.98 inc VAT

Business

£179.35 per month exc VAT

Initial rental: £1,614.15 exc VAT

48 months, 5000 miles

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Honda Jazz

5 Deals Available

Personal

£228.78 per month inc VAT

Initial rental: £2,059.02 inc VAT

Business

£190.65 per month exc VAT

Initial rental: £1,715.85 exc VAT

48 months, 5000 miles

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Suzuki Swace

2 Deals Available

Personal

£231.22 per month inc VAT

Initial rental: £2,080.94 inc VAT

Business

£192.68 per month exc VAT

Initial rental: £1,734.12 exc VAT

48 months, 5000 miles

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Toyota Prius

7 Deals Available

Personal

£237.76 per month inc VAT

Initial rental: £2,139.80 inc VAT

Business

£198.13 per month exc VAT

Initial rental: £1,783.17 exc VAT

48 months, 5000 miles

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Kia Niro

4 Deals Available

Personal

£239.45 per month inc VAT

Initial rental: £2,155.03 inc VAT

Business

£199.54 per month exc VAT

Initial rental: £1,795.86 exc VAT

48 months, 5000 miles

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Hyundai Kona

3 Deals Available

Personal

£242.50 per month inc VAT

Initial rental: £2,182.46 inc VAT

Business

£202.08 per month exc VAT

Initial rental: £1,818.72 exc VAT

48 months, 8000 miles

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Renault Clio

5 Deals Available

Personal

£244.90 per month inc VAT

Initial rental: £2,204.06 inc VAT

Business

£204.08 per month exc VAT

Initial rental: £1,836.72 exc VAT

48 months, 8000 miles

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Hyundai Ioniq

3 Deals Available

Personal

£251.08 per month inc VAT

Initial rental: £2,259.68 inc VAT

Business

£209.23 per month exc VAT

Initial rental: £1,883.07 exc VAT

48 months, 5000 miles

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Toyota Yaris Cross

41 Deals Available

Personal

£258.82 per month inc VAT

Initial rental: £2,329.34 inc VAT

Business

£215.68 per month exc VAT

Initial rental: £1,941.12 exc VAT

48 months, 8000 miles

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Toyota C-hr

26 Deals Available

Personal

£268.32 per month inc VAT

Initial rental: £2,414.88 inc VAT

Business

£223.60 per month exc VAT

Initial rental: £2,012.40 exc VAT

48 months, 5000 miles

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Renault Captur

5 Deals Available

Personal

£282.47 per month inc VAT

Initial rental: £2,542.21 inc VAT

Business

£235.39 per month exc VAT

Initial rental: £2,118.51 exc VAT

48 months, 8000 miles

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More Info About Hybrid Vehicles

See below for more information about Hybrid Vehicles or contact our hybrid specialists on 0161 667 5338

Hybrid Vehicles

Intro

A hybrid vehicle utilises both a conventional combustion engine (petrol or diesel) and an electric motor. The electric element can work in conjunction with the combustion element to provide additional power or, if required, operate on the electric element independently for a very short period of time (covering low speeds). Hybrid vehicles have been available for a number of years.

Unlike some of the other “eco” options, a hybrid vehicle is not restricted by an electric range. As this uses a combustion engine, the driver needs to ensure there is sufficient fuel in exactly the same way as any other standard combustion engine vehicle.

Charging

A hybrid does not require charging via an external charging point. The battery will charge as the vehicles moves or brakes (known as regenerative braking). As such, the full system will operate effectively when the vehicle is regularly accelerating and braking.

Hybrid cars for you or your company to consider:

• Hyundai Ioniq (hybrid)
• Kia Niro (hybrid)
• Lexus UX
• Lexus IS
• Lexus NS
• Lexus RC
• Toyota C-HR
• Toyota Prius
• Toyota Rav4
• Toyota Yaris

Benefits of a Hybrid Vehicle

A hybrid does not need to be charged via an external source; there are no home charging unit costs, overnight charging concerns or excessive leads/equipment. The hybrid is the easiest (and least time consuming) vehicle to operate in the eco-range.
A hybrid can offer the driving performance (and experience) of a combustion engine coupled with enhanced economy. For those with urban-style driving conditions, the electric element will assist where there are low speeds.
For company car drivers, a hybrid will offer an improved position on CO2. This will assist when calculating BiK/company car tax exposure.

Points to consider with a Hybrid Vehicle

A hybrid will not be able to offer pure electric motoring for more than a mile or so. For environmentally-minded customers, this may not be suitable.
A hybrid will be more expensive than a combustion engine equivalent. For personal users, the reduced running costs may balance this. However, for company car users on a rental banding/budget, the hybrid may not be affordable.

Plug-In Hybrid Vehicles

Intro

Around 2012 a new variant of hybrid was introduced – the PHEV. Using similar technology to the hybrid, the PHEV offers bigger battery capacity (but which is smaller than a pure electric vehicle). This allows the vehicle to be driven for a modest amount of time on its electric element – 15 to 30 miles depending on the make and model. The key difference is that a PHEV needs to be directly charged in order to benefit from its capabilities.

Charging

Like the hybrid vehicle, drivers do not suffer from “range anxiety” with a PHEV. As there is a petrol or diesel combustion engine, this will operate when there is insufficient electric charge. As per a combustion engine/hybrid, the vehicle needs to be sufficiently fuelled.

How long does it take to charge a PHEV? This will depend on the capacity of the car/battery and the power output of your charging unit. For drivers using a standard household plug, this will take approximately 5-6 hours. For those with a dedicated home charging unit, this will take 3-4 hours depending on the output (there is a choice of between a 3.6KW (16Amp) or a 7.2KW (32Amp) option). There are a growing volume of fast charging points and rapid charging units which could do this in less than 30 minutes.

PHEV cars for you or your company to consider:

• BMW 330e
• BMW 530e
• Hyundai Ioniq (PHEV)
• Kia Niro (PHEV)
• Mercedes E300de
• Mercedes S560e
• Mini Countryman (PHEV)
• Mitsubishi Outlander (PHEV)
• Range Rover Sport P400e
• Volkswagen Golf GTE
• Volvo XC60 Hybrid
• Volvo XC90 Hybrid

Benefits of a Plug-In Hybrid Vehicle

A PHEV can offer the driving performance (and experience) of a combustion engine coupled with enhanced economy. Due to battery improvements, the vehicle can travel at higher speeds (and for longer) on the electric element in comparison to a hybrid option.
A PHEV will continue to operate where there is insufficient charge. It does not incur range-anxiety like its electric counterparts.

For company car drivers, a PHEV will offer an improved position on CO2. This will assist when calculating BiK/company car tax. Many PHEVs produce CO2 emissions between 40 – 75g/km making them more efficient than a combustion or hybrid alternative.

Points to consider with a Plug-In Hybrid Vehicle

A PHEV will not be able to offer pure electric for more than 15-30 miles. For environmentally-minded customers, this may not be suitable.
A PHEV will be more expensive than a combustion engine equivalent. For personal users, the reduced running costs may balance this. However, for company car users on a rental banding/budget, the PHEV may not be affordable.
PHEVs have been critiqued for being inefficient petrol engines. This is particular pertinent where the driver fails to charge the vehicle properly (or at all). As the vehicle does need to be directly charged, this is more time consuming than a combustion engine or hybrid. Some manufacturers are combating this by offering diesel PHEV options.

Have you considered leasing a Land Rover Plug-In Hybrid? Click here to read our blog and find out more about your options.

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