The best company cars to lease this year
As a company car driver, there’s never been a better time to secure your next lease vehicle. Manufacturers are investing heavily in electric and hybrid technology, introducing newer, more advanced models. This means there are significant savings to be made on benefit-in-kind tax (BIK) and running costs.
You might be looking for a saloon that focuses on fuel efficiency, an SUV that combines style with practicality, or something entirely different. But with so many business lease deals on offer, it can be hard to know where to start.
Whether you’ve leased before or are looking for your very first company car, Synergy can provide you with our best leasing deals that meet your individual requirements. To make things simpler, we’ve put together a list of the best company cars to lease this year.
Tesla Model 3
The Tesla Model 3 is a common sight on UK roads and might seem a predictable choice, but there’s a good reason for this. Anyone in the market for a company car should consider this capable saloon, with the latest model coming in 2024. It has an industry-leading electric range and access to Tesla’s extensive charger network.
Company car drivers who select a Tesla Model 3 will benefit from:
- 2% BIK for 2024/25
- A 421-mile WLTP range
- An all-new minimalistic interior with premium materials and an updated infotainment system
- Remote access to the Model 3 with the Tesla app.
Cupra Born
The Cupra Born is a popular electric hatchback that shares the same platform as the VW ID.3. Its sharp, stylish exterior is matched by impressive performance figures and a strong electric range. It doesn’t compromise on safety either, with a five-star Euro NCAP rating and a host of the latest driver aids.
Lease a Cupra Born, and company car drivers will benefit from:
- 2% BIK for 2024/25
- A 77kWh battery with a 342-mile WLTP range
- A Smart interior with a 12-inch touchscreen, Android Auto, and Apple CarPlay
- Three trim levels to choose from – V1, V2, and V3.
MG4
The MG4 is the brand’s first all-electric hatchback. It offers unrivalled value in an increasingly crowded EV market, distinctive exterior styling, and a long list of standard options. If you’re looking to move to electric but are worried about the cost, then look no further.
It might not seem like an obvious company car, but the attractive, practical, and affordable MG4 is a great option. Choose an MG4 EV and benefit from:
- 2% BIK for 2024/25
- A 64kWh battery with a 281-mile WLTP range
- A 10.25-inch touchscreen, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
- Five driving modes – Standard, Eco, Sport, Snow, and Custom.
BMW i4
The BMW i4 is an all-electric Gran Coupé that combines EV performance with style and comfort. BMW claim an intelligent driving system sets the i4 apart from competitors, offering unrivalled driving dynamics and a competitive electric range. Company car drivers looking for a sporty, premium offering should consider this distinctive EV.
Choose to lease the BMW i4 and benefit from:
- 2% BIK for 2024/25
- An 80.7kWh battery with a 365-mile WLTP range
- A Modern driver-focused interior with Live cockpit plus and BMW’s iDrive system
- Access to BMW remote services (emergency call and ConnectedDrive online services).
Subaru Solterra
The Subaru Solterra is a robust all-electric SUV with the same platform as the Toyota BZ4X. This means it comes with a reliable powertrain and the very latest EV technology. It has a unique, strong design and some great safety features as standard too. The Solterra can meet a variety of leasing needs and has genuine off-road capabilities.
Whether you’re looking for a safe personal family SUV, a durable fleet vehicle, or an efficient company car, it should be considered.
Choose a Subaru Solterra and company car drivers will benefit from:
- 2% BIK for 2024/25
- A 71.4kWh battery with a 289-mile WLTP range
- Three driver modes – Normal, Eco, and Power
- A permanent All-Wheel Drive (AWD) system.
Not ready to make the move to electric?
If you want to reduce your environmental impact but don’t think an electric company car would suit your daily life, switching to a hybrid can be a great alternative. Here are two options the team at Synergy would recommend.
BMW 3 Series 330e
The BMW 3 Series 330e is a dynamic plug-in hybrid, which uses both an electric motor and a 2.0 litre engine. It’s a dynamic and comfortable drive, thanks to an almost seamless transition between the two powertrains. There’s also some great onboard tech like attentiveness assist, intelligent voice assist and BMW’s iDrive system.
The 330e is a smart and engaging company car. Lease it and you’ll benefit from:
- 12% BIK for 2024/25
- A 12kWh battery with a 41-mile WLTP electric range
- 0 to 62mph in 5.9 seconds
- Use of BMW’s Intelligent Personal Assistant.
Kia Sportage PHEV
The Kia Sportage is a well-built, practical, and reliable offering. In the last two years it has consistently been one of the best-selling cars in the UK as the popularity of versatile and stylish SUVs continues to grow. Kia recently introduced this plug-in hybrid version, which uses a 1.6-litre petrol engine and a 90bhp electric motor.
Step inside, and there’s an integrated dual-screen display equipped with smartphone integration and voice activation. Choose to lease the Kia Sportage PHEV and benefit from:
- 8% BIK for 2024/25
- A 13.8kWh battery with a 43-mile WLTP electric range
- Smart cruise control with stop and go functionality
- An electronic stability system with downhill brake control.
This article should be used as a guide only. All information is accurate at the time of writing. ‘The Best Company Cars to Lease This Year’ is for information only and is subject to change. Information is supplied by a third party, and Synergy accepts no responsibility for errors in the data. Please contact us if you wish to receive a quotation.
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