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Electric cars leased for less than €200 a month
Volkswagen ID.3
Let's start with Volkswagen's compact car. Volkswagen's best-selling electric vehicle is also one of the most affordable. With a price tag of €159/month for the city version, the Volkswagen ID.3 has the potential to appeal to the widest possible audience. To reach this monthly payment, you'll need a 36-month contract covering a total of 30,000 km. And an initial deposit of €11,100, not including the BE (Ecological bonus) and PC (conversion premium).
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Nissan Leaf
One of the pioneers with its Leaf range, Nissan offers very affordable electric vehicles with excellent value for money.
Nissan is continuing to invest in electric vehicles, with a plan to invest more than €15 billion over the next 5 years.
Returning to the Nissan Leaf, it is available at a price of €139 per month under full service leasing on the Visia version and on the Nissan Leaf. battery of 40 kWh.
As for the details of the long-term lease, to be entitled to this amount, you'll need a 49-month, 50,000 km contract and an initial deposit of €12,000, excluding OB and PC.
Kia e-Soul
The Kia e-Soul is one of the most affordable vehicles on this list. With monthly payments of €37 per month over 25 months and a mileage limit of 20,000 km, Kia's urban SUV has a strong financial argument. This offer is available on the Active version of the vehicle, which has an engine power of 150 kW and a 64 kWh battery. The down payment is €13,500, excluding the Ecological Bonus and conversion allowance.
Kia Niro EV
Continuing with Kia vehicles, the Kia Niro EV is also available at a very attractive price. The Active version, with 150 kW engine power and a 39 kW battery, is available from €47 per month on a full service leasing basis. There are 25 monthly instalments and a mileage limit of 20,000 km, not forgetting a deposit of €13,500, excluding the environmental bonus and conversion premium.
Hyundai Kona Electric
Another brand we've already mentioned on this list is Hyundai. The brand's first electric SUV is also available at a very affordable price. The Hyundia Kona Electric is available on a full service leasing contract for €139 per month in its Intuitive version, with a 39 kWh battery. The contract is for 37 months, with a mileage limit of 30,000 kilometres and a deposit of €11,100, excluding the environmental bonus and conversion premium.
Dacia Spring
The first low-cost electric car was bound to feature in this ranking. Dacia's 4-seater is available from €89 per month for 49 months on a long-term leasing contract, with mileage limited to 40,000 km. The contract includes an initial rental charge of €7,195, which is reduced to €0 after deducting €27 % from the purchase price thanks to the ecological bonus and the €2,500 conversion bonus.
Peugeot e-2008
Peugeot makes its debut in this ranking with its compact electric SUV. Priced at €36,900 for a cash purchase, the Peugeot e-2008 is available on a long-term leasing basis from €189/month in its Active version. With an initial deposit of €10,370, excluding the ecological bonus and conversion premium, this contract comes with 49 monthly payments and a limited number of kilometres (40,000).
Peugeot e-208
The second Peugeot car in this ranking is none other than the Peugeot e-208. The city car version of the Peugeot e-2008 is even more affordable than the SUV. With a leasing price of €179/month for the Style version, Peugeot's city car, launched in January 2020, is really very affordable. The contract comprises 49 monthly instalments for a 40,000 kilometre limit.
As always, an initial premium rent is set, at €9,250 excluding the ecological bonus and conversion premium, which will be deducted from your rent.
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Renault Twingo ZE
The first Renault vehicle to appear in this ranking, the Renault Twingo ZE is one of the cheapest vehicles on the list. Available at the same price as the Dacia Spring on a full service leasing contract at €89/month in Life trim, the Renault Twingo ZE has far fewer monthly payments. This contract has 37 monthly payments and a mileage limit of 22,500 km, with an increased first rental charge of €7,803, again excluding the environmental bonus and conversion premium. After deducting the bonuses, your first deposit is reduced to €0.
Renault Zoe E-Tech
The big sister of the Twingo ZE, launched a year later, also features in this ranking, with its R110 life version costing €169 per month. It comes with a contract comprising 36 monthly instalments and an initial rental charge of €9,200, excluding the environmental bonus and conversion premium, as well as a mileage limit of 30,000 km.
Fiat 500e
The famous Fiat 500 also has an electric version. With a 23.8 kW engine in its basic version, it is available from €129/month for 37 months and 30,000 kilometres. You'll have to pay an estimated €9,115 extra for the first rental period, excluding the Ecological Bonus and conversion premium.
The ecological bonus
As a reminder, the reduction in the ecological bonus, which was supposed to take place on 1 January 2022, has finally been postponed until December 2022.
Here is a summary table of the ecological bonus:
| Catégories | Depuis le 1er juillet 2021 | À partir du 1er janvier 2023 |
|---|---|---|
Electric vehicles (CO2 ⩽ 20g/km) costing less than €47,000 | 27 % of the price up to €6,000 | 27 % of the price up to €5,000 |
Electric vehicles (CO2 ⩽ 20g/km) costing less than €47,000 (legal entity) | 27 % of the price up to €4,000 | 27 % of the price up to €3,000 |
Electric vehicles (CO2 ⩽ 20g/km) from €47,000 to €60,000 | 2 000 € | 1 000 € |
Electric vans or hydrogen-powered vehicles (CO2 content ⩽ 20g/km) over €60,000 | 2 000 € | 1 000 € |
Plug-in hybrid vehicle (CO2 levels between 21 and 50 g/km) of up to €50,000 and autonomy > 50 km | 1 000 € | 0 € |
The conversion premium
As a reminder, you are also eligible for the conversion premium if you tick all these boxes:
- Your reference tax income is below €18,000: ¾ of French people are eligible
- You own a petrol vehicle built before 2006 and a diesel vehicle built before 2011
This aid can be up to €5,000 for the purchase of an electric vehicle.
How much is the exceptional conversion premium?
| Prime à la conversion | Véhicule électrique neuf | Véhicule électrique d'occasion |
|---|---|---|
Companies (VP) | 2 500 € | 2 500 € |
Reference tax income exceeds €18,000 per unit | 2 500 € | 2 500 € |
Reference tax income is less than €18,000 per unit | 5 000 € | 5 000 € |
Which vehicles are eligible for the exceptional conversion premium?
Nearly 50% of models currently on the road are eligible for the exceptional conversion premium.
The new bonus relaxes the eligibility criteria for scrapping vehicles to include Crit'air 3 vehicles (petrol vehicles registered before 2006 and diesel vehicles registered before 2011, i.e. 50 % of the vehicle fleet).
Is retrofitting eligible for the exceptional conversion premium?
Yes, the retrofit is eligible for the exceptional conversion premium. The conversion of an internal combustion engine into an electric motor, known as the electrical retrofit The "new electric vehicle" scheme gives you the same access to the conversion premium as the purchase of a second-hand electric vehicle.
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