These 6 brands are dumping their electric car for 349 euros a month

One of the advantages of private leasing an electric car is that you do not have to worry about the residual value of the car or the health of the battery. If you buy an electric car with your own money, you still tend to spare the battery by charging little and keeping the charge level between 20 and 70 percent as much as possible. But with a private lease car? Pfff.

Electric car private lease for 349 euros

It is striking how many car brands currently have a private lease offer of 349 euros (or a tenner more or less). We found these deals:

• Kia e-Niro 39 kWh - 349 euro pm - ANWB Private Lease
• MG ZS EV - 345 euros pm – Consumers' Association
• Peugeot e-208 - 349 euro pm - Peugeot Netherlands
• Nissan Leaf 40 kWh – 339 euro pm – Nissan Netherlands
• Hyundai Kona Electric 39 kWh - 344 euro pm - Hyundai Nederland
• Hyundai Ioniq Electric 39 kWh - 349 euro pm – DirectLease
• Opel Corsa-e - 339 euro pm - Opel Netherlands

60 months and 10,000 kilometers

By default, a private lease contract lasts 60 months (5 years) and you are allowed to drive 10,000 kilometers per year. If you think that is too long a period, then it pays to look around carefully. The surcharge for a reduction to 48 or 36 months differs enormously per provider. Also check whether you can claim the subsidy for second-hand EVs: 2000 euros spread over 60 months equates to 33.33 euros per month. Then you only pay three hundred and a little.

Other offers

In our search for offers we also spot:

• Seat Mii Electric - 275 euro pm - Auto.nl
• Skoda Citigo-e iV - 315 euro pm – Consumentenbond
• Fiat 500e 42 kWh (occasion) - 345 euro pm - DirectLease