Fiat 500 Hatchback

Ranging between £23,000 - £34,000, model and specification dependent, you can expect to pay around £225 - £350 on your leasing arrangement. With contract hire, your annual mileage, term and initial rental (deposit) influences your monthly price. However, for customers looking at the cheapest small EVs to lease, they can add the Fiat to that list.

The Fiat will be the ideal low-mileage or urban driving solution. Or even the perfect electric car for the first-time drivers with its low rental and running costs. The electric Fiat 500 mirrors its combustion equivalent for styling and specification, so customers can be assured of funky and cutting-edge designs. However, as can be seen with our EV analysis, the car does have a limited range compared to some other small car equivalents.

While the Fiat 500e is going to be one of the cheapest EVs to lease on a PCH or BCH leasing deal, this does not always mean it is the most suitable. While the 24 kWh battery option is cheaper than the 42 kWh alternative, if your daily commute is around 75 – 100 miles per day, you may want to consider paying more. Leasing an electric car is a practical, and fun experience, but only where you undertake the right research on the EV lifestyle before committing to buy or lease.

Many of our key offers can be viewed on price comparison websites for leasing like AutoLeaseCompare, CarWow, LeaseFetcher and LeaseLoco. However, some of the e-car lease best offers are contained within our industry-leading website. As with any electric car, make sure you visit a local dealership / retailer to test-drive and experience what the electric Fiat can deliver. Also, if you are comparing whether it is better to lease or buy the full-electric Fiat 500, make sure you ask for a PCP or Hire Purchase quote to review against our contract hire arrangements.

At the time of writing (April 2022), the cheapest model to lease within the range is the 70kW Action 24kWh 3dr Auto, at a cost price of around £23,000. Expect to pay between £225 - £275 per month on one of our leasing deals.

Because there are two different battery options for the Fiat, you need to analyse each one individually to ensure you fully understand the range abilities. For the smaller battery expect colder temperatures to deliver 60 miles on the motorway and 85 miles in towns / cities compared to warmer climates allowing for 75 miles on the motorway and 130 miles in towns / cities. The bigger battery delivers 100 miles on the motorway and 140 miles in towns / cities compared to warmer climates allowing for 130 miles on the motorway and 220 miles in towns / cities.

No – it is not possible to tow with the electric Fiat 500. As such, do not add any towbar or towing equipment to this car.

The electric Fiat 500 has a combustion fuel equivalent of 152 mpg.