DS7 Crossback Lease Deals

It’s not available as a 7-seater, but in most other respects, the DS7 is a very practical car. Boot capacity sits at 555 litres regardless of what engine you pick – there’s no practicality sacrifice to be made if you plump for the plug-in hybrid. Fold the seats down and you get a massive 1752 litres to play with, while the rear seats are spacious too, so adult passengers in the back won’t be complaining on longer journeys.

If running costs are a priority, you’ll want to make a beeline for the plug-in hybrid DS7 Crossback, which is known as the E-Tense. The E-Tense 225, with its up-to-177mpg fuel economy, 36-41g/km CO2 emissions and 33-34 miles of pure-electric range, should be more than sufficient for most needs.

The BlueHDi diesel is pretty efficient as well, promising around 50mpg economy for those who regularly do long journeys and can’t charge up a plug-in hybrid at home due to a lack of off-street parking. Finally, there are the PureTech petrol versions, which aren’t inefficient as petrol engines go, but inevitably can’t match the figures of the diesel or the hybrid.

As it’s a relatively new brand, consumers may be unsure about the reliability of DS, but many of the components in the DS7 and its other models are shared with cars from Peugeot, Citroen and Vauxhall, so quality is first-rate.

You can fit 555 litres of luggage in the DS7 Crossback’s boot with all seats in place. That expands to 1752 litres if you fold the seats down. Unlike some competitors, the DS 7 doesn’t lose boot space if you choose the plug-in hybrid or 4-wheel-drive version.

Currently the DS 7 Crossback range starts with the Performance Line, followed by the Performance Line+, Rivoli and Opera. There’s also a limited-edition range-topping version developed in collaboration with, and named after, the Louvre art gallery in Paris.

Rear parking sensors are standard across the range; front sensors and a reversing camera are optional on the Performance Line and standard on all the other trim levels.

Despite its stylish and luxurious image, the DS7 Crossback is just as versatile and practical as other, less upmarket family SUVs, with a large boot, easily folded seats, and plenty of room for occupants front and rear to store items and stretch out.

The DS 7 Crossback does share a platform with both the Citroen C5 Aircross and Peugeot 3008 family SUVs, but it’s more than just a slapdash rebadging job. It gets its own distinctive design outside, as well as a more luxurious and high-quality interior finish, than its sister models.

At Vanarama, you’ll find the best DS 7 lease deals on the market. We offer industry-leading prices with no hidden fees. You can also enjoy free 30-day returns if you’re not completely satisfied with your new vehicle.

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