Nissan Leaf Lease Deals
Nissan Leaf Top Features:
Cost-efficient to run.
Spacious interior.
Lease the ‘e+’ version to get a bigger battery and longest driving range.
Why Lease A Nissan Leaf With Vanarama?
Benefits Of The Nissan Leaf
You can’t mention the benefits of leasing the Nissan Leaf without mentioning the cost savings and environmental benefits associated with driving electric.Aside from that, the Leaf holds its own as a capable and comfortable hatchback. Quiet and surprisingly spacious, the Leaf offers an incredibly responsive driving experience whether you’re journeying around town or travelling further afield.Why Choose A Nissan Electric Car Lease?
There are many benefits to choosing a Nissan electric car lease and many of our customers do so for the cost savings offered by EVs.Not only are electric cars cheaper to run than traditional petrol or diesel vehicles, but they also benefit from reduced maintenance costs thanks to fewer moving parts. Because they have zero emissions, they also benefit from free road tax, which again helps to keep your motoring costs down. It also means they’re better for the environment, too.Leasing an electric car is a great choice if you like to drive the latest models. Upgrade to the latest EV as soon as your contract ends, taking advantage of the forever-advancing technology the vehicles offer.Nissan Leaf’s Spacious Cabin
Nissan Leaf Responsive Driving
If you’re worried that the Nissan Leaf’s batteries will take up all of its boot space, don’t be. Like most electric cars, the Leaf’s batteries are in flat packs built into the floor of the car, so there’s still plenty of room to offer typical 5-door hatchback practicality, with a 435-litre boot and spacious accommodation in the back seats.
On the downside, the boot lip is quite high, so you might struggle with lifting heavy cases in, but in better news, you can fold down the rear seats to free up even more space for those big trips to IKEA or the council recycling centre.
Leasing a Nissan Leaf is one of the best ways to slash your motoring costs. The average home electricity tariff in the UK is 14p per kilowatt-hour (kWh), meaning it’ll only cost you a few pounds to charge the Leaf up at home.
You also pay no road tax and escape the London Congestion Charge and any other Clean Air Zone fees you may encounter.
Nissan Leaf Models Available To Lease
Leaf Hatchback
Only one body style is offered for the Nissan Leaf: a practical five-door hatchback. It should suit a wide variety of customers, except perhaps those who need a very large boot.High-Performance Models
There are no specifically high-performance versions of the Leaf, but like all electric cars, it’s a bit nippier than an equivalent petrol or diesel model. Note that the e+ versions get a more powerful electric motor as well as a larger battery, so they’re about a second quicker from 0-62mph than the standard version.Trim Levels
The Nissan Leaf Vs Competitors
When it first arrived, the Leaf had very few rivals, but it now faces a wide range of electric cars. The newest kid on the block is the futuristic Volkswagen ID.3, while the Citroen e-C4 offers quirky styling as well as a 217-mile driving range. The Hyundai Ioniq Electric can hit 193 miles and has a similar 5-door hatchback shape to the Leaf, while the Renault Zoe is smaller than the Leaf, but can go for 245 miles.
When Will My Nissan Leaf Arrive?
Once your Nissan Leaf lease deal has been approved, we’ll work as quickly as possible to deliver your new vehicle directly to you, free of charge. If your vehicle is in stock, you can expect to be behind the wheel of your new car within seven to ten days. Factory orders are processed directly by manufacturers, so they take a little longer for your car to be built and, where required, shipped to the UK.
Our customer service team will be happy to advise on when you can expect your new car should you have any questions. Get in touch today.
If you have a driveway at home and you’re leasing a Nissan Leaf, you can order a home wallbox (the Government provides a grant to help with the cost of this) that can be used to replenish the car’s battery overnight. It will charge faster than if you plug the car into a 3-pin domestic socket.
If you’re doing a long journey, there are plenty of rapid charging points in convenient locations across most of the UK – but note that recharging this way is a good deal more expensive than using domestic electricity, so only do it when you really need to.
Yes. Like all electric cars, the Nissan Leaf has much fewer moving parts than a typical petrol or diesel-engined car, so there’s much less that can go wrong. Leafs have been used as taxis and private-hire cars for 100,000 miles or more without any major issues cropping up or any serious degradation of their battery capacity.
There’s no cause for concern here. All electric cars have built-in technology that protects the battery from the damaging effects of changing too much or too quickly. It is recommended that you let the battery drop to about 10- or 20% capacity most of the time before recharging, however, rather than constantly topping up from 80- or 90% to full. And if something goes badly wrong with the battery, it’s guaranteed for up to eight years.
The Nissan Leaf is offered in Acenta, N-Connecta, Tekna, e+ N-Connecta, and e+ Tekna trim levels. The ‘e+’ in the latter two names indicates these have a larger battery and more powerful electric motor, and so are both faster and have a longer driving range than the standard Leaf.
The basic Nissan Leaf Acenta has a rear-view camera but no parking sensors. If you want sensors, you should lease a Nissan Leaf in N-Connecta trim, which, as well as basic parking sensors, has something called an ‘Around View Monitor’ that gives you a top-down view of the car while parking and can prevent you from bumping into any nearby objects inadvertently.
The Nissan Leaf makes for a very practical family hatchback. It has a 435-litre boot, which is bigger than those of many equivalent petrol or diesel-engined cars. The layout of the batteries also means there’s more space inside for both front and rear passengers than you might expect, so taller occupants will be more comfortable.
Discover the cheapest and most hassle-free way to drive a brand-new vehicle with Vanarama. If you’re looking to lease a Nissan Leaf, we guarantee that you will get the best monthly prices without any hidden costs.
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