Affordable company car leasing deals are becoming increasingly important for fleets trying to balance rising costs with driver appeal.
This week’s standout offers cover three very different needs: a cheap-to-run hybrid hatchback, a premium-feeling electric saloon and a practical compact SUV designed for urban EV life.
Suzuki Swift 1.2 MHEV Motion
At just £156.14 per month exc. VAT, the mild-hybrid Swift continues to look like one of the most affordable ways into a brand-new company car.
The latest Swift majors on simplicity rather than flashy tech, but that is part of its appeal. It is compact, light, easy to park and impressively efficient in real-world driving, making it ideal for urban users or fleets wanting low running costs without committing to full electrification.
Motion trim also brings a decent amount of kit including adaptive cruise control, a touchscreen infotainment system and driver assistance tech.
Business lease: £156.14 per month
Initial payment: £1,873.68
Contract: 36 months / 10,000 miles
BYD Seal 82.5kWh Design Auto
The BYD Seal continues to disrupt the EV market by offering premium looks, strong range and high equipment levels for surprisingly accessible monthly costs.
At £246.10 per month exc. VAT, this deal undercuts many traditional premium saloons while still offering up to around 350 miles of range, a high-quality interior and one of the smoother EV driving experiences in the segment.
For company car drivers, the low Benefit-in-Kind tax rates of EVs only strengthen the case.
Business lease: £246.10 per month
Initial payment: £2,953.18
Contract: 36 months / 10,000 miles
Toyota Urban Cruiser 61kWh Design
Toyota’s reborn Urban Cruiser arrives as a compact electric SUV aimed squarely at drivers who want practicality without oversized dimensions.
Priced from £208.63 per month exc. VAT on this deal, it sits in the increasingly competitive small EV crossover market alongside cars like the Kia EV3 and Volvo EX30.
The 61kWh battery should offer enough range for most business users, while Toyota’s reputation for reliability and straightforward ownership will appeal to fleets prioritising low hassle motoring.
Business lease: £208.63 per month
Initial payment: £2,503.61
Contract: 36 months / 10,000 miles
All deals are based on business contract hire agreements with 10,000 miles per year and exclude maintenance, so total running costs will vary depending on usage and charging patterns. You can explore the full range of offers and tailor deals to your requirements via Autotrader.com.
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