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We’ve got everything you need to lease an electric estate with experts on hand to help.

How to lease your estate

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Choose from our top listed electric leasing deals available in the UK

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Select the contract length and mileage that fits your budget

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Talk to our specialists to formalise your contract before driving off in your brand new electric ride

Where to charge your electric estate

The infrastructure and way in which we power our homes and vehicles is very much on the agenda at a national and local level. There are clearly steps which need to be put in place to ensure the National Grid can sustain mass vehicle charging across the UK. As part of this, you may have noted the growth of more self-sufficiency in this area, with the introduction of further solar panel and photovoltaic technology being encouraged for domestic and commercial customers.

What happens if my electric estate runs out of charge?

One of the first suggestions is to download a handy app called  Zap-Map, which allows a driver to understand where they can charge their vehicle together with information on any issues or charge points already in use. In addition, EV drivers can be confident that there are companies progressing a change of charge point infrastructure at destinations and service stations, such as Pod Point and Tesco now working together and Gridserve’s recent acquisition of Ecotricity.

Electric Vehicle Certificate^TM

“We’ve created the EVC^TM, along with our expert partners, to provide you or the business with the key details required as part of choosing your perfect EV. Everything you need to know from the UK’s leading EV leasing broker in one place.”

- Rob King (MD)

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Benefits of leasing an electric estate

Because electric estates are zero-emission, 100% of the rentals are allowable against tax.

For a car emitting 51g/km of CO2 (or higher), only 85% of the rentals are allowable - this is known as lease rental restriction of rental disallowance.

If you are VAT registered, you can claim up to 50% of the VAT on the finance element for a company car with private use, plus 100% of the VAT on any maintenance aspects of the rental. But note that for a car with CO2 emitting 51g/km of CO2 (or higher), the unreclaimed  VAT is restricted to 85% too.

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What does a number plate on an Electric estate look like?

Can I put a private plate on my estate lease car?

Yes, you can put a private plate on your estate lease car. This can be arranged via your finance provider. If you've bought brand new number plates, you should fill out a V750 form. If the number plate was used previously, you should fill out a V317 or V778.