VOLKSWAGEN ID.3 CAR LEASING

From one of the largest and most influential companies in the world, the ID 3 car lease is an illustration of the future. The Volkswagen ID 3 lease is a car that Volkswagen has focused much of its rumoured $50-billion investment in electric vehicles upon, a car that perhaps represents the future of motoring greater than any other.

We first saw the vehicle that would become the VW ID 3 car lease at the 2016 Paris Motor Show. Unlike many vehicles, the finished car behind the Id3 is very similar to the original concept and for good reason too. Volkswagen is pinning its hopes on the “I.D” brand and the VW ID 3 leasing deals were the first to be released under the new sub-marque. Much confidence is held in this new product too, with influential figures suggesting it is this vehicle - and not the much-publicised Tesla models - that will fuel a great switch from combustion to electric power. We predict the VW ID 3 personal lease deals and VW ID3 business lease deals will be equally popular with Synergy customers making the switch to electric. What better way to make the switch to electric than with Volkswagen ID 3 leasing?

So, that begs the question, why lease an ID3? Well, the VW ID3 lease is a hatchback of course. It has 5 doors and a boot where a boot should be. In many ways it looks a bit like a cross between an up! and a Golf, a fusion of those designs. It’s typical VW stuff, inoffensive but elegant. Some might call the lease ID3 unadventurous to look at, but this is the formula that has served the company so well over the last 50 years or so. It’s no wonder we’re seeing an increasing number of people wanting to lease a VW ID 3 in the UK.

The real adventure on the VW ID.3 lease is in the technology, of course. The “engine” in the Volkswagen ID 3 car lease lies at the rear axle, a 201bhp electric motor that drives the rear wheels. A rear-wheel drive Volkswagen? Rare, to say the least. On the Volkswagen ID.3 lease range varies depending on the model you choose, but the 58kWh battery has a WLTP-tested range of 260 miles, while the 78kWh has been proven to go up to 341 miles on a single charge. So, no need for range anxiety when scoping out the Volkswagen ID 3 lease deals!

Electric vehicles don’t have many moving components compared to a combustion engine car. The electric car ID3 lease, has no engine or gearbox to worry about and the interiors of the are roomy, and the boot is exactly what you’d expect from a vehicle like the firm’s Golf. The battery pack on the lease ID 3 lies underneath the floor, so seating is perhaps a little higher than a normal hatchback, but there’s a boot there to visibility and the commanding feel of the seating position for the driver.

For a modern car there’s everything you’d expect on the lease VW ID3 including some superb driver assistance systems and functions controlled almost entirely using a 10-inch touchscreen that dominates a minimalist interior design.

At Synergy we understand our customers have a diverse range of needs, which is why we have ensured an extensive range of Volkswagen ID3 lease deals. Our fantastic range of VW ID3 leasing deals in the UK includes a range of business and personal contracts, our Volkswagen ID 3 business lease deals are especially popular here at Synergy.

We have no hesitation in recommending our UK VW ID 3 lease deals as we make VW ID3 leasing easy. Our Volkswagen ID.3 personal and business lease deals have been gaining a lot of attention from Synergy customers, so if you think an ID3 lease deal is right for you be sure to enquire today. We frequently get new VW ID3 in stock lease deals which you won’t want to miss out on, so keep an eye out on the page above. We are certain that our team of dedicated and professional Account Managers will be able to source a great Volkswagen ID 3 lease and guide you through the Volkswagen ID 3 leasing process. Our Best Price Guarantee also gives you peace of mind that you are securing a great VW ID 3 lease deal. Not to forget all VW ID.3 lease deals come with free UK mainland delivery, what’s not to love?