Lexus UX Hatchback

Costing between £42,000 - £53,000, this luxury small SUV will cost around £375 - £500 per month on a leasing deal. Lexus are very much a prestige car manufacturer and are not known for cheaper leasing deals. This will likely be popular with BCH and Sal Sac schemes plus those older drivers with a healthy monthly budget or deposit.

Lexus have a formidable reputation for comfort, reliability and hybrid technology. Some of this has transferred to their EV option with the UX receiving average feedback – CarWow 7/10, Parkers 4/5, Autocar at 3.5/5 and Top Gear at 7/10. Admittedly this is an expensive car for what you get in terms of range and charging speeds; this is one of the slowest vehicles for rapid charging. It will therefore be an impractical high-mileage company car. On the plus side, the standard options and specification are impressive from the Japanese manufacturer.

One of the key reasons for using e-car lease is our host of tools for understanding product suitability. It’s not just about the comfort, styling or practicality of a car; it’s about understanding charge point infrastructure, charging cables, charging times and seasonal ranges which are hugely important for the EV-lifestyle. Our customers receive a balanced view so that a decision can be reached based on honest data and what is most suited to a customer’s needs and requirements. Our tools even show you running costs – shown as full charge cost and the cost per mile. Our EV guides are some of the most informative in the market, which is just one reason why our Trustpilot rating is so good.

The Lexus website allows both a personal and business customer to build and price their all-electric UX, so many will utilise this at the start of the process. In addition, many customers compare buying v leasing a UX, so a PCP, Hire Purchase and Lease Purchase quotation allows this synthesis. Review websites like Discover EV and Fully-Charged together with price comparison websites like AutoLeaseCompare, CarWow, LeaseFetcher and LeaseLoco are useful too. One of the great things about our website is that we show electric cars ONLY. This means we are the best resource for comparing the latest electric options to select in the UK.

At the time of writing (May 2022) the cheapest model to select is ELECTRIC HATCHBACK 300e 150kW 54.3 kWh 5dr E-CVT at just over £42,000. Do review our website because we sometimes get additional offers or discounts on higher models. Plus, as a credit broker not a lender, we can compare prices for you or the company across a variety of lenders.

The Lexus is unlikely to be a suitable high-mile 100% electric vehicle. Because EV ranges are always subject to external temperature, driving style and behaviours, our website does present a balanced view. For example, on a full charge in colder climates the UX will cover 100 miles on a motorway compared to the 145 miles in urban conditions. In contrast, warmer climates will increase this capability to 130 miles on a motorway compared to the 215 miles in urban conditions. Ensure you assess range in conjunction with your realistic commute to avoid disappointment.

No - you cannot purchase a towing attaching for the Lexus EV.

N/A - you cannot tow with this vehicle.

This EV has a vehicle fuel equivalent of 130mpg