Mercedes-Benz EQA Hatchback

Mercedes are a true luxury car producer and their prestige EQA is no different. However, with a wider range of specifications and battery configurations, there are electric vehicles to assist some budgets; from a £45,000 EQA 250 Sport to a £55,000 EQA 350 AMG Line Premium, there may be a perfect lease solution for you or the company. Expect to pay £400 - £700 per month car-dependent.

With a Mercedes you can be guaranteed that the build-quality, specification and design is first-class. It is very rare to have a disappointed Merc customer, with many becoming lifelong fans. But with EVs it’s not just about the appearance or the quality of the finish. What truly matters is the battery tech which your new car offers, and our e-car lease customers can take confidence in that the EQA has been well received. Mercedes are making their electric technology a priority, with some of their upcoming EQE and EQS products being capable of 350 – 400 mile+ ranges. For the smaller and cheaper options within the brand, this means class-leading performance.

The EQA is one of the best-selling EV SUVs for a reason, this is a solid zero-emission product. However, we do ask that customers, decision-makers and fleet managers consider the entire electric proposition before committing to the lease deal. Because of the nature of the finance product, this is a long-term financial commitment for 2 – 4 years, with early termination charges if you want to end the agreement before cessation. Our “Living with …” Lythium tools help clarify charging times, charging speeds, vehicle performance, charge point locations and the Whole of Life costs. The addition of a charge point infrastructure, servicing / maintenance / tyres plus electric car insurance needs to form part of the decision to go electric with your new Mercedes

Many of the e-car lease Mercedes EQA electric car leasing deals can be selected on our pricing partners platforms like AutoLeaseCompare, CarWow, LeaseFetcher and LeaseLoco. But many UK customers are now heading to franchised dealerships and EV pop-up centres to test-drive and experience the benefits of the EV-lifestyle. Customers also may wish to contemplate purchase-based products like HP and PCP on their new EQA (if ownership is key to them).

At the time of writing, the cheapest EQA to lease is the 250 140 kW Sport 66.5 kWh Auto. However, it would not be true to say that this is a “cheap EV to lease”, so it may be constricted to those PCH customers with a handsome budget or to the BCH and Sal Sac markets. However, do note that the cost price of a car does not always set the monthly price. Leasing is based around residual values, so a higher-specification model may be better priced on a monthly deal if the selected finance company prefers those options.

Range is one of the most dominant questions which take place in an EV sale / leasing conversation. How far the vehicle will travel on a full charge is a key part of a customer’s decision. This is even more important in the case of high-mileage company car customers, who will be using the UK’s motorways and public charging networks. For the EQA a 250 model will perform in colder weather at 215 miles on city-based driving and around 155 miles on the highway. In warmer climates, expect 320 miles for city-driving and around 200 miles on a highway. Outside temperatures, driving speeds and driver behaviours are crucial to range performance. Be careful about relying on just one WLTP figure!

Yes - you can purchase trailer coupling with ESP trailer stabilisation for hitching trailers, caravans or bikes. This currently costs around £750.

We expect many customers to utilise the bigger battery SUV - the 350 4Matic. This EV has a towing capacity of 750kg (unbraked) and 1800kg (braked).

This has a vehicle fuel equivalent of 134mpg