Audi e-tron GT Leasing

The e-tron GT comes with 405 litres of luggage space as standard. That’s slightly more than you’d get in a Volkswagen Golf, so it’s more than enough for shopping, weekends away and any sports equipment. 

Inside, the e-tron GT is roomier than you might expect, with plenty of legroom for those in the back seats. The back doors also make it easy to get in and out. However, the sweeping coupe roofline makes it a little tight on headroom. Shorter passengers and children won’t have a problem, but those who are more than 6ft tall might find it cramped.

This is where the Audi e-tron GT comes into its own. It might be an overgrown sports car, but it’ll cost buttons to run. Charge at home where the electricity is cheapest and you’ll find it amazingly inexpensive. If you start using public charge points, you might find costs rising, but with a range of 293-298 miles from that battery you’ll be able to make most journeys without topping up the battery. The RS e-tron GT cuts the range to 282-286 miles, but that should still be plenty.

Whichever version you choose, it’ll make a great company car. With zero tailpipe emissions – mainly because it doesn’t even have a tailpipe – the e-tron GT will incur benefit-in-kind tax at a rate of just 1% in 2021/22. That’s outrageously low for something that does 0-62mph in around 4 seconds.

Audi’s reliability record is very good and the e-tron GT is expected to continue that tradition. The electric powertrain sounds clever, but it’s quite simple so it shouldn’t be a problem. The in-car tech is well proven and Audi offers a decent manufacturer warranty for extra peace of mind.

The standard e-tron GT has 405 litres of boot space. That’s more than you get in a Volkswagen Golf or a Ford Focus, so you know it’s enough for shopping, the school run and weekends away. But there’s more space in a Tesla Model S. The RS e-tron GT has slightly less room, at 350 litres, but it’s still respectable.

The e-tron GT comes with a choice of power outputs, which define the trim levels available. The basic e-tron GT simply comes in ‘standard’ and Vorsprung trims, while the RS e-tron GT comes in standard, Carbon Black and Carbon Vorsprung versions.

Every version of the e-tron GT comes with parking sensors and a reversing camera.

The e-tron GT’s boot is respectable without being enormous and the same is true of the cabin space. Shorter passengers and children will find the rear seats perfectly spacious, but tall people will struggle for headroom. But if you treat it as an overgrown 2-seater, it’s incredibly roomy.

An ultra-modern design, classy interior and softer ride make the e-tron GT a different proposition to the Taycan. Which you prefer is a matter of taste, but there’s no arguing with the Audi’s performance and range.

Leasing an Audi e-tron GT with Vanarama is the easiest way to upgrade what you drive. Our team of experts can help you find your perfect deal and you’re guaranteed the lowest price with our Price Promise. There are no hidden fees and we also offer free and fast delivery. That means you can receive your car quickly, right to your door. Check out our Audi e-tron GT lease deals today.