This week’s Business Lease Deals show just how far the entry price for electric company cars is falling.
All figures are business lease prices excluding VAT, based on 10,000 miles per year.

Leapmotor T03
£157.63 per month | £1891.56 initial rental | 48 months
With a quoted 165-mile range, the T03 is the cheapest option in this week’s selection. Its size and range make it most suitable for predictable urban, local and pool-car use rather than frequent long-distance journeys.
Best for: Local and urban fleet roles where acquisition cost is the priority.
Source: carleasing.co.uk

Leapmotor B10 70kWh
£194.96 per month | £2339.52 initial rental | 36 months
The B10 is arguably the standout proposition. Its quoted 261-mile range, SUV body and sub-£200 monthly rental give it broader company-car potential than the smaller T03.
Best for: Mainstream company-car users wanting practical EV range at an unusually low monthly rental.
Source: carleasing.co.uk

Kia EV2 Air 61kWh
£231.43 per month | £2777.16 initial rental | 48 months
The Kia offers the longest quoted range of this week’s selection at 275 miles, combined with a familiar manufacturer and compact-SUV format.
Best for: Drivers requiring a smaller EV capable of more varied regional use.
Source: carleasing.co.uk

Dacia Spring Expression 65
£241.67 per month | £2900.04 initial rental | 60 months
The Spring’s quoted range is 140 miles, making duty-cycle suitability particularly important. The five-year lease term also needs consideration against a fleet’s normal replacement policy.
Its appeal is less about range and more about simplicity, compact dimensions and suitability for predictable short-distance duties.
Best for: Pool cars and urban operations with reliable charging and limited daily mileage.
Deal and image source: carleasing.co.uk
FleetWise view
The T03 demonstrates just how low the headline cost of entering an EV can now become, but the B10 arguably provides the strongest overall fleet proposition, combining a 261-mile quoted range, SUV practicality and a rental below £200.
The EV2 is also notable because its 275-mile quoted range brings greater flexibility without pushing the rental dramatically higher.
The broader message is important: fleets can no longer assume that a full EV automatically carries a substantial leasing premium.
Prices checked 11 November 2026. Offers remain subject to availability, finance approval, processing fees, vehicle configuration and excess-mileage charges.
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