Volkswagen Up Lease Deals

The Volkswagen Up doesn’t have a huge boot – but then, no car in this sector does. What will surprise you, though, is the sheer amount of space on offer for those sitting up front. The adjustable driver’s seat can cater to even the tallest adults. And in the back, you can still fit two adults with relative ease.

The 3-door models have wide opening doors which help when clambering into the back, but consider a 5-door if you intend to ferry passengers around regularly. Storage space for phones, wallets and bottles is decent in the front – and you can even put a fair number of items in the glovebox. There’s a cupholder in the rear and 5-door models have small door pockets at the back, too.

The boot, meanwhile, offers 251 litres of space. This is on par with the Up’s rivals and is spacious enough for a shopping trip. The rear seats do fold down, which gives around 951 litres of load space.

The base 65hp 1.0-litre model will return approximately 55mpg in mixed driving – while the much quicker 115hp turbocharged variant gets 51.7mpg. Both are on par with rivals, but it is the electric E-Up that might well be the most economical to run.

Despite the slightly higher leasing costs, the E-Up falls into a much lower benefit-in-kind (BIK) tax bracket than the other 2 – and charging the batteries to 100% at home should only cost around £5. Total range is around 160 miles, which would cost you around £15 in petrol.

The VW Up has fared well in terms of reliability over the years. Owners have reported few issues and each new car comes with a 3-year/60,000-mile warranty.

The Volkswagen Up can pack 251 litres into its boot with the rear seats up and 951 litres with the seats folded.

The base trim is simply called the Up, while beyond this there are also the Beats, White Edition, Black Edition, GTI and R-Line specifications to choose from. Most offer subtle visual differences but the GTI trim is the only one available with the punchy 115hp engine.

The Volkswagen Up offers comfortable seating for four adults. The boot isn’t quite big enough if everyone wants to bring a large bag along, but it’s no smaller than rival offerings. Storage bins in the doors, three cup holders and a useful glovebox mean that you won’t have to travel too lightly.

It may be small, but your Volkswagen Up lease rides and drives like a bigger car, often compared to a Golf, and the interior is well designed. Leasing the most affordable VW in the range doesn’t mean you get a cut-rate experience.

Finding the right Volkswagen Up lease deal is hassle free with Vanarama. Because you can tailor your contract, it’s affordable, simple and you’re not left with a depreciating vehicle at the end of your contract. Upgrade your car with one of our car leasing deals today.