Electric Van Lease Deals
At Leasing Options, we have a wide range of electric and hybrid vans from leading manufacturers, including Ford, Vauxhall, Toyota and more. Whether you're looking for a city-friendly van or a larger model with more load space, you'll find a variety of options to suit your needs.
With low running costs, reduced maintenance, and easy charging, browse our electric van lease deals and make the switch today.
Renault Kangoo Lease Deals
4 Deals to Choose FromPer Month +VATFrom£198.84
Mercedes-Benz Citan Lease Deals
1 Perfect DealPer Month +VATPerfect Match At£319.97
40%
Save on an electric car with salary sacrifice
Volkswagen Transporter Lease Deals
1 Perfect DealPer Month +VATPerfect Match At£307.84
KIA PV5 Lease Deals
4 Deals to Choose FromPer Month +VATFrom£260.79
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Lease Deals
1 Perfect DealPer Month +VATPerfect Match At£806.87
Nissan Townstar Lease Deals
2 Deals to Choose FromPer Month +VATFrom£405.83
Benefits of Leasing an Electric Van
Lower upfront costs
Leasing electric vans means you're able to avoid the large initial spend that comes with buying outright.
Access to newer models
Drive the latest electric vans with cutting-edge tech and better range.
No long-term commitment
At the end of the lease term, simply return your electric van or upgrade to a new model.
Easy rapid charging
Charging electric vehicles in the UK is now easier than ever, with over 80,000 charging points across 40,000 locations. There are more than 16,000 rapid chargers, which are increasing annually. These rapid chargers, often found at motorway services, shopping centres, and petrol stations, can charge up to 80% in just 20–30 minutes, making it convenient for topping up company cars on the go.
Financial Benefits of Electric Van Leasing
Lower BiK Rates
By leasing an electric van, you benefit from a 0% van benefit charge, so if you use the van for private journeys you won’t pay any Benefit-in-Kind (BiK) tax.
Reduced Maintenance and Running Costs
With the price of petrol and diesel fluctuating, running a fleet of vans can be costly. However, switching to an electric van reduces overall running costs. If you're a business owner in London, leasing electric vans means you won't incur congestion and ULEZ charges, which could save you around £5,000 a year per vehicle.
Another saving for your business is electric vans have fewer moving parts and no traditional engine components like spark plugs, timing belts, or exhaust systems—so there's less to go wrong and fewer repairs. Regenerative braking also reduces wear on brake pads. While the battery is the most expensive part, it's built to last and often covered by an extensive warranty. Overall, electric vans cost less to maintain and keep on the road.
Save Money With Government Grants
You can utilise grants, such as the Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS), to install more sockets at your premises. Eligible organisations can get funding for up to 40 sockets with a cap of £350 per charge point.
The Van Leasing Process
Wondering how electric van leasing works? Here's a quick step-by-step guide:
Make an enquiry
Complete the form and enquire about your chosen deal.
Speak with an expert
Consultation call with Leasing Options expert.
Delivery to your door
Van delivered to your home or business address.
End of lease
Your van can be purchased, part exchanged or collected.
Multiple Finance Options
At Leasing Options we offer two types of finance for your van lease, depending on your needs:
Personal or Business Contract Hire (PCH)/ (BCH)
A long-term rental agreement. You make fixed monthly payments and simply return the van at the end of the term, with no option to buy.
Finance Lease (FL)
This option lets you lease the van for a fixed term with lower initial outlay. While you don't own the vehicle, some funders give you the option of continuing to use it after your contract ends via a secondary rental.
Read our guide on van leasing finance options to understand each finance option in more detail and decide which one is best for you.
Why Choose Leasing Options for Your Electric Van Lease?
If you’re on the hunt for the most competitive electric van lease - look no further. Our deals are industry-leading and cannot be beaten for most manufacturers. We also offer a price match promise if you do happen to find it cheaper elsewhere.
With a heritage dating back to 1990, there are few in the van leasing sector with more experience. Our expert team is there to answer any and every question, from helping you understand vehicle range, charging, and providing the best finance options to suit your needs.
As accredited electric van leasing brokers, we work with leading vehicle manufacturers and several trusted finance companies, including ALD Automotive, ARVAL UK, Alphabet, Novuna Vehicle Solutions, Lex Autolease, and Santander, amongst others. We are also a proud member of the British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (BVRLA).
Choose Leasing Options for your brand new electric van lease deal today. Get started browsing the latest offers or chatting with our van leasing team.
Electric Vans vs. Traditional Vans
Making the switch to an electric van offers a variety of benefits. One of the main advantages is lower running costs, with electricity typically being much cheaper than petrol or diesel. For example, charging a Volkswagen e-Transport costs around £5.
With no oil changes, fewer components, and reduced brake wear, servicing tends to be cheaper as well. So, for drivers covering shorter distances in urban areas, an electric van isn't just a greener choice, it's often the most cost-effective one too.
Popular Electric Van Lease Brands
At Leasing Options, we have a wide range of electric van leases available at affordable monthly costs. From compact and versatile Peugeot vans to practical Toyotas, there are a variety of electric vehicle leasing deals to choose from.
Or why not try a hybrid van? It's a great way to sample the capabilities and convenience of electric with the backup of traditional fuel for longer journeys.
Find the Right Electric Van for Your Business
Small Electric Vans
Citroen, Peugeot and Vauxhall are top options if you're looking for a smaller van that packs some serious storage. The models on offer include the e-Berlingo, e-Partner and Combo-e, which share similar sizes and designs.
- With three seats up front and up to 3.3 cubic metres of space in the back, there's plenty of room for deliveries or work van needs.
- As for range capability, these models also give you up to 170 miles between charges.
Midsize Electric Vans
The popular midsize van range includes favourites, such as the Vauxhall Vivaro-e, Toyota Proace Electric and Peugeot e-Expert.
- With the larger battery size, these models provide up to 205 miles of range and are available in two body lengths.
- Cargo space is ample for business use with up to 6.6 cubic metres, offering a similar payload to their diesel counterparts.
Large Electric Vans
A top choice for companies looking for larger vans is the Fiat E-Ducato. This van is available in three body lengths and has up to 17 cubic metres of space (depending on the layout choice).
- The range is also impressive, with up to 224 miles between top-ups.
- Companies don't have to worry too much about charging times either, as this model reaches around 80% charge between two to four hours (depending on battery size).
Salary sacrifice Benefits for employees
EV salary sacrifice helps your business become more sustainable and rewards your team, with no cost to the company
Hit your sustainability goals
Lead the charge against climate change. Give your team an alternative to petrol & diesel.
Attract and keep the best talent
75% of employees are more likely to stay with their employer because of their employee benefits package.
While keeping costs down
Save on national insurance contributions and give your team a cost-free benefit. And there's no cost to join.
Electric Van Lease Deals FAQs
With electric van hire, you’ll incur fees if you exceed the mileage limit. Exceeding the limit can also alter the depreciation of your van’s value, so it’s important to be careful.
On the other hand, rebates are not granted for unused miles so it’s crucial you work with your account manager to agree on a limit that’s right for you.
It depends on whether you charge at home or using public chargers. Using an average battery size of 75 kWh, here’s the breakdown:
- Home charging costs about £25.50 (at 34p per kWh) for a fully charged battery.
- Public rapid charging typically costs more, around £45 for a fully charged battery (at 60p per kWh), with some rapid chargers charging even higher rates.
The range of any electric vehicle depends on the battery size, load, and how you drive, however below is a general idea of what you might expect - correct as of June 2025.
- Small electric vans: 100-171 miles per charge on average.
- Medium electric vans 143-209 miles per charge on average.
- Large electric vans: 107-206 miles per charge on average.