IN-STOCK ELECTRIC CAR LEASE DEALS | July 2024 | Car Leasing Deals
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
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IN-STOCK ELECTRIC CAR LEASE DEALS | July 2024 | Car Leasing Deals
Let's look at the latest in-stock car leasing deals for electric cars with quick delivery times currently available in the UK.
Remember that these in-stock EV lease deals will go very quickly so please use the link to LeaseLoco and act quickly to avoid disappointment.
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In this one we have some cheap car leasing deals on Citroen eC4-X, Audi eTron GT, Kia EV9, VW ID7, Hyundai IONIQ 5 N and more.
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Just got a Scenic long range. £435 a month, 3 down, 2 year lease, 10k per annum. Been to see the car in the dealership and I’m a long term Tesla owner (Model S and 3), and blown away with this car. I can’t believe Renault of all companies have been the first company to tempt me away from a Tesla. I can’t believe I’ve ordered one but it’s that good.
I haven’t driven one as Renault don’t seem to like me but it won car of the year at Geneva so I guess it must be good 👍
Hi Jim,
Our Jaguar XF was written off by water damage.
A month or so later I got a call from a dealer wanting to have the service history. It cost him about £600 to replace the electronics. Needless to say, I never sent him the history. Just shows you what goes on in the second hand car market!
It does 👍
Just dropped you £50 on Octopus when I signed up using your link. Thought I'd do that as you didn't get a referral from a Nissan Ariya 87kWh 2wd I got from Tusker £407 a month all in including insurance, maintenance, tyres with 10k for 3 years, but I got the idea from you. Brilliant car by the way and that's coming from an XF SV8
Haha, cheers pal. The Ariya is great eh and I bet you're loving that salary sacrifice scheme!
That’s a nice gesture well done👍🥳☀️
The same car for me is £453😢
The Nissan was £300 odd pcm
@@Soulboy63 salary sacrifice- the one that was cheaper was the smaller battery by the way.
Surely the miles per kwh figure should be highlighted. It's the equivalent of mpg although people seem blinded by battery range. Great video as always. Thanks.
Yep, I guess they're showing the battery size and the range so it's not a stretch to calculate it but I do see your point
Ive had a mustang mach e since December 2021. The stated range figures are absolute nonsense. Mine will manage 240 in summer and 180 in the winter. But that isn't realistic because once it gets to 40 miles of range left you are looking for a charger..
However mine is a company car and has been brilliant for me financially with zero tax liability and charging it at home overnight for 7p per kwh etc etc. But they arent for everyone. Love the channel.
I’m really not a fan of any part of the Mustang Mach-E. I’ve not driven the latest version but the one I drove (one of the originals) is possibly the worst EV I’ve driven to date - I know a few who love them but perhaps haven’t driven as many cars as me. Life with a Tesla / Polestar / IONIQ 6 is better. You’ve probably found that speed makes a big difference to real world range too - I’d say our Tesla is 15% more efficient at 70 than 80 (not that I’ve ever done 80 in it of course).
@@DefinitelyNotAGuru Which is why Teslas have very good lane discipline, drafting the lorries in the inside lane ;-) Don't worry I'll be joining them. 120 miles of range gone in 62 miles driving in XF SV8 mode will see to that.
Thanks for the videos and splitting the ICE and EV cars. I like the summary (range, charge time, etc) but it would be helpful if efficiency (miles per kw/h) was also included.
If they put it on the site I'll mention it but if it's important to you just divide the range figure by the battery size which are both on screen. Hope that helps. You might find goolging the real world range to be a better use of your time though to be fair.
FYI lease fans, the e-up is in stock at a historical low price, 163.16 a month for 5k miles and 12 months up front
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Now down to 148.73
Great stuff Jim as always. Just found out I can potentially escape my pcp deal once I’m over the 50% payment point, so will explore that as I should have done a 3 year deal really, not 4 years. Subject for a video maybe…??
Blog post on it here www.notaguru.co.uk/blog/ending-a-car-finance-agreement-early-pcp-lease-hp, video on it here ua-cam.com/video/H1cd6wOJl4M/v-deo.html 👍😁
@@DefinitelyNotAGuru Thanks 👍
I think this is relevant for EVs at the moment. The depreciation of EVs is quite pronounced that even a year before PCP ends I know my car will have zero equity so could argue terminating if paid over 50%.
A more sensible review of the Ioniq 5 N?! Yeah righto Jim! 😂
I can but try
@@DefinitelyNotAGuru it will bring out the boyracer in you again!
@@DefinitelyNotAGuru make sure Tom isn’t with you again! 🤮
Got the bigger battery Ora 03 pro+ coming in the next few weeks for £255p/m no deposit, what a steal! Thankyou Jim keep up the good work!
Nice one!
Great video as always with some nice deals. Following your video driving the Ioniq 5 N around that race circuit, does this deal come with reinforced underwear?
Haha, I don;t think so but I think they factory fit a sick bag in the glovebox now
I have just learnt that there is such a thing as ‘gap insurance’.
I’m gob smacked that such a thing exists.
It feels like a legalised insurance scam to me.
You buy insurance to drive your leased car, then if you have an accident & the car is a write off, the insurance should cover what the leasing company requires…..
…NOT the leasing company saying they want ‘X’ amount, and the insurance company saying they will only pay ‘Y’ amount, and the driver then being responsible for the difference.
Any insurance policy covers the book value of the car, this is often less than the purchase price. It’s always been this way.
If you pay through the nose (or on many classic car policies) you can get an agreed value policy from some specialists.
The regular car insurer doesn’t cover the cost of your finance, the fact that you paid £600 for paint protection and £2k for a an extended warranty, the fact that you may have paid well over the odds for the car, or the fact the the car salesman screwed you on your finance deal, which even at a reasonable rate will cost you to get out of early and of course their loss of earnings on your car finance.
All that (and more) can leave people with a huge gap, this cheap (from some providers) optional policy covers it.
No great scam.
Hi Jim. Great video again. I'm not looking for an EV, but my ICE car lease has one more year to go. Question - is there an optimum time to start looking for a new lease deal?
Not really, I’d say just keep your eyes open m 6-9 months in advance and strike when the right deal comes along. If the deal is THAT GOOD it can even be worth buying yourself out of your current deal a little early if delivery/hold times make it impossible.
@@DefinitelyNotAGuru Cheers for the sage advice (as always 👌👍😉).
Most welcome Sir
Thanks Jim great deals as usual the ID7 and the Ariaya deals look particularly good and the Ioniq 5N looks just 🔥🔥🔥 and the gap insurance is a great deal as well gives great peace of mind for pennies a day
Have a good weekend Dave 👍
@@DefinitelyNotAGuru and you hopefully the bbq weather stays
You glossed over the C40 a bit Jim. It’s only a second slower 0-60 than the Ionic 5 N. A real sleeper. Just sayin’
👍👌I must admit mate, I drive so many cars and review so many that unless I'm in it a driving it at some point it doesn't always make my radar like it should.
Fair enough Jim and as a former C40 owner I’m a bit biased perhaps. But a smart choice nonetheless. I had mine on Volvo subscription ( great idea as was on the flexible version so change at any time 3 months notice) but that was over double the current lease cost. So times change and glad to see EV prices falling to correct levels v-a-v ICE cars. Keep up the good work Jim.
Thoughts on the Omoda 5? Haven’t seen it featured yet but seems like a great car for the money
I've seen one in the flesh but haven't driven one as yet. Seems good value but need to review one really to give you any kind of worthwhile comment on it.
Hi jim can you clarify these new tax rules the government are planning for electric vehicles from next year?
When it qas talked about a while back it was going to be for new cars bit looks like they are going to do it even for used ev?
I did a whole video on road tax if you take a look. It’ll be on all.
Jim good video good selection of vehicles from budget to luxury
Yes, something for everyone this month
ID7 tourer looks far better than the saloon/coupe imo.... it doesnt have that awkward backend.
Also I went and viewed an ID7 saloon, and IF you have a large-ish dog forget it... the rake on the back windscreen is too steep for a Labrador/Retreiver to sit in back comfortable. The tourer addresses this. It is a very LONG car (5m), so parking may not be too easy... this is 20+cm longer than an Enyaq - which many people think is a large car already.
C40 space is compromised sunstantially, as it's not a dedicate EV platform so has transmission tunnel, which makes it a 4 seater. Boot space is not that good for what is a large car.
I like the backend and have a small dog. Horses for courses.
Jim - how much should you trust the figures Leaseloco give when they says how much saving there is compared to PCP? Are they inflated to make the deals look better than they are?
I don't trust them, I have no idea how it's calculated or why it doesn't fluctuate - you'll notice I never mention it in my deal videos as I don't understand it
@@DefinitelyNotAGuru Cheers Jim - thought as much. Some deals I've seen are very close to the PCP deal and Leaseloco are claiming there's over £200/month saving when compared to it.
I’m guessing they look at the PCP price once and it just remains static. I don’t like it personally.
I like that you’ve separated out the EV lease from petrol.
Thanks Sarah, always hoping to please so glad that I have!
Wow I really understand why the Mustang E is so "in stock" at £500/mth with a small range. Virtually every model that you mentioned before the Mustang, beats it hands down!
I'm not a big fan but plenty are
@DefinitelyNotAGuru I'm not a fan of VW... but I can see the iD7 is a better deal than a Skoda Enyak (and the Mustang). As you say... follow the deals, not the car.
Talking of which, splitting the ICE from the BEV is helpful. I've now been able to recommend you to a number of friends that are happy following your channel.... without the threat of being talked to about BEVs.
😁cheers Mike, your support is always appreciated 👍
Keep'em coming Jim..keeping a close eye on a deal
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Could you please feature Plug in Hybrids - the lease prices seem to be falling fast and these can offer a lot of car for the money
They'll be in the Petrol/Diesel/HYbrid videos when the deals are around. This one is just for EVs.
Wow there are some great car and some great deals
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Thanks for the video. Very useful.
Thanks Stuart
Jim what makes the prices change almost on a hourly basis, I’ve been watching the prices on an vw id buzz cargo, there’s none available now through the company’s on lease loco
Source price and finance price. If a manufacturer wants to shift a few they drop their price, or if a broker/financier does a huge bulk order. Finance rates change like the wind.
Just tried ALA for 3 year GAP @ £40,000 and the quote for Tesla was not £115.08 it was £266.72 inc 5% discount. It would not allow me to input your code. I then put in the car I bought, a Toyota at same value was £254.02 inc 5% discount. I then tried 1 year to see if it was an admin error and that was £142.58
Who has made a mistake
Pricing is higher on other types of Gap, I'm guessing you didn;t lease the tesla? I'd give them a ring if I were you. Code is working fine for me by the way so may be an issue with your browser maybe??
@@DefinitelyNotAGuru Just spoke to ALA and they said lease is cheaper because in the event of a claim the lessee subsides some of the cost so might be an idea to mention that to set expectations. Took out a policy and they put your code in for 10% discount so hope you get your introducer fee as without phoning you only get 5% and not a signed to you
Paid £290 for 4 years to car replacement rather than purchase price which was only £20 more, so I think that £290 spent for £40k protection for 4 years is an easy decision
Hi Mike.
I think the difference is with leasing GAP the value and the outstanding finance amount are both effectively reducing at roughly the same rate so the risk is lower overall. If you do Return to invoice cover for example over 3 years and the car is written off in month 30 the "gap" is going to be HUGE whereas on a lease cover the risk is always being offset at a more gradual rate and they're only ever going to settle what you owe rather than effectively give you enough cash to buy another car. They will also negotiate pretty hard on the settlement figure with the leasing company (I guess this is the "subsidy" they are referring to) They're the experts in any case.
I don't get paid per sale by the way, they simply sponsor some of my content at a fixed rate, the code is there to give you a nice discount and show them how effective it is to sponsor my content. Glad you got it sorted, as you say, it seems very reasonable for 4 years' peace of mind. I've got Gap cover on both my cars.
hiya mate im 17 and i have no idea on what the deal is with cars i dont know how to buy or lease one or whatever i dont even know if you can lease cars at my age but i need help im beyond lost..
You can’t lease yet I’m afraid mate.
My advice is buy something like an old Toyota auto, Citroen c1, vw up and get some no claims discount under your belt. Buy something cheap for now and get something nicer once you’ve been driving for a year or two.
Hi all, any idea when Tesla Model 3 Business Lease deals will arrive? I understand that the dealers get given prices or something during the beginning of each Quarter?
No
You can get a M3 with 0%, so £0 down over 4 years, and £500 a month. Can’t see leases being cheaper.
Jim, Why are there never any Kia EV6's on the lease deals? Do they just not offer anything worthwhile or are the prices permanently high?
There are sometimes, EV6 has been in these videos plenty of times mate
Can you remind me of your “Top up insurance contact”
Mike it's in this video. Please try and watch the whole thing. Thanks. ✅ 𝐀𝐋𝐀 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐮𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞 : tinyurl.com/j4kv696w (𝙐𝙨𝙚 𝙘𝙤𝙙𝙚 JIM10)
Is the ID5 460 inc VAT 1 month deposit 2 years a good deal? Looks solid to me
Sounds decent
Hiya, love your videos. Just need your opinion pls: I only do about 6.5k miles a year on average. Would recommend pch or pcp in this case please ? 🙏 thanks
You should find some good lease prices on that kind of mileage so plenty to choose from. You’d have to run the maths against a competitive PCP but I way prefer leasing generally.
@@DefinitelyNotAGuruthanks a lot
👍👍👍. Thanks Jim
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The e-C4 X is only a 2 year deal.
Ok. Congrats on being the first of many to tell me 😁👍
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Thank you Jock. Cheers!
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