Volvo EX90 Estate

With limited information available, the e-car lease team do not yet have exact rentals from our finance companies (we are a credit broker and not a lender). However, with cost prices between £96,000 - £101,000, the e-car lease team expect monthly deals to start at around £1400 - £1700 per month depending on your contract term, mileage and initial rental / deposit.

Without any product to test-drive until at least 2023, much of the reviews and speculation are based on indicative images and technological attributes. “Half car, half computer” says Top Gear and “it’s firm’s longest-range EV, its most expensive” states Autocar. Volvo have an enviable reputation for safety, practicality and ergonomics but at a reasonable cost which often places their product just below the likes of Audi, BMW and Mercedes. Volvo customers, even for electric cars, are generally more concerned about product delivery rather than aesthetics, image and badge. Will the indicative price tags allow this to continue?

Product suitability, as well as finance product suitability, is something the e-car lease take very seriously. More so now with the Consumer Duty principles which are putting in place clear standards of consumer protection across the UK. One of the key aspects is to “avoid causing foreseeable harm” which for electric cars is more pertinent with range and charging times. The e-car team do understand your circumstances change, so we use our “living with your …” tools to set out the clear capability of the product, alongside the finance product, so that you or the business can appreciate whether or not this EV will fit your lifestyle now, or in the future. There are more to EVs than just monthly price, tax-savings and lower-running costs; charge point infrastructure, the cost of charging and seasonal range are key considerations.

At the present (November 2022) there are no confirmed deals from the select finance companies e-car lease work alongside. While Volvo website does offer subscription, purchase and 36 fixed term solutions, these are likely to change as the product evolves. For the best electric car deals  please check our website. However, you can expect aggregator websites, like AutoLeaseCompare, CarWow, Moneyshake, LeaseFetcher or LeaseLoco to show market-leading deals too. Or for the more personal experience you can also visit your local retailer to get a PCP or HP quotation. Lease or buy the new Volvo EX90? Just compare the different offers and products available to you. It is about what suits your needs and requirements.

At the time of writing (November 2022) the cheapest option to lease is the Ultimate Twin Motor, with a starting price expected to be around £96,000.

Range on an electric car is something which is crucial for many customers, particularly any high-mileage company car drivers. But EVs perform very differently depending on the weather and your driving style which is why the e-car website tools shows you different statistics based on the scenario. The standard Twin Motor will offer a range (on a full charge) of 195 miles on a motorway in colder weather, with this increasing to 280 miles for urban driving. In warmer weather, expect 245 miles on a motorway and 390 miles in urban conditions. The Performance model will offer around 10 – 15 miles less, as the battery configuration is centred on increased power and acceleration as opposed to battery efficiency.

Yes – you can tow with this SUV option. As per the Volvo website, the electric towbar (automatic and foldable) is expected to be around a £1,000 – £1,200 manufacturer option.

Both the Twin Motor and Performance models will tow 750 kg (Unbraked) and 2200 kg (Braked).

The Twin Motor will have a vehicle fuel equivalent 104 mpg with the Performance set to offer a vehicle fuel equivalent 104 mpg.