Explore competitive electric van lease deals from National Vehicle Solutions. Whether you are replacing a diesel van, expanding your fleet or looking to reduce everyday running costs, leasing an electric van gives you access to the latest commercial vehicle technology for a fixed monthly rental.
Compare electric vans from leading manufacturers and adjust the initial rental, contract length and annual mileage to suit your business. With compact city vans, practical medium-sized models and larger electric commercial vehicles available, there are now more options for businesses considering the move to electric.
Electric vans are designed to handle many of the same everyday jobs as petrol and diesel commercial vehicles—but without producing tailpipe emissions.
They can be particularly well suited to:
Electric vans come in different sizes, with varying ranges, payload capacities and charging speeds. Think carefully about what you carry, how far you travel and where you will charge before choosing your vehicle.
Electric van leasing lets you drive a new commercial vehicle without paying the full purchase price upfront. You agree to an initial rental followed by fixed monthly payments for the duration of the lease.
Key benefits can include:
At the end of a contract hire agreement, you return the electric van subject to the agreed mileage, condition standards and contract terms. You will not own the vehicle.
Business electric van leasing can give sole traders, partnerships and limited companies a straightforward way to add new electric commercial vehicles without tying up large amounts of capital.
Your monthly rental will normally depend on:
VAT-registered businesses may be able to reclaim some or all of the VAT, subject to the vehicle’s use and current tax rules. Speak to your accountant or tax adviser for guidance specific to your business.
The cost of charging an electric van depends on the battery size, charging location and electricity tariff.
Charging at home or at your business premises is usually cheaper than relying entirely on public rapid chargers. Businesses with multiple vehicles may also benefit from installing workplace charging and scheduling charging during lower-cost periods.
Be realistic when comparing electric and diesel running costs. If most charging will take place on expensive public networks, your savings may be lower. The best results are normally achieved by businesses that can charge regularly at their premises or overnight.
The advertised electric driving range is based on official laboratory testing. Your real-world range can be affected by:
Choose an electric van with enough usable range to cover your normal working day with a sensible reserve. Buying or leasing the model with the biggest battery is not always necessary if your daily routes are short and reliable charging is available.
Most electric vans can be charged using a home or workplace charge point. Many models also support rapid DC charging, which can add a useful amount of range during a break or between jobs.
Before leasing an electric van, check:
A standard domestic plug may be useful occasionally, but a dedicated charge point will usually be faster, safer and more convenient for regular use.
Do not choose an electric van based on range and monthly price alone. It still needs to do the job.
Check the vehicle’s:
Battery weight can affect payload, and figures can differ between vehicle specifications. Confirm the exact capacity of your chosen model before ordering, particularly if you regularly transport heavy tools, stock or equipment.
We advertise a selection of in-stock, pipeline and factory-order electric vans.
In-stock vehicles can provide faster delivery, although colour and specification choices may be limited. Factory ordering may give you more choice, but you will normally have a longer wait.
Electric van prices and stock allocations can move quickly. If you find a suitable deal, contact us to confirm availability before making plans around a specific delivery date.
It can be, but regular long-distance work requires more planning. Check the van’s real-world range, rapid-charging speed, payload and public charging availability along your routes.
They can cost less per mile when charged at home or work on a competitive tariff. Savings may be reduced if you rely heavily on public rapid chargers. Servicing costs may also be lower because an electric drivetrain has fewer moving parts.
Yes. Business contract hire is available to eligible sole traders, partnerships and limited companies, subject to the funder’s credit assessment and terms.
Electric van batteries are designed for long-term use and normally include a separate manufacturer warranty. Exact cover varies, so check the warranty supplied with the chosen vehicle.
Not unless the offer states that it is included. Optional maintenance packages may cover scheduled servicing, maintenance and replacement tyres, subject to the agreement.
Yes. With contract hire, the van is returned at the end of the agreement. It must meet the funder’s condition requirements and remain within the agreed mileage to avoid additional charges.
Ready to make the switch? Browse our latest electric van lease deals and compare models, monthly rentals, contract lengths and annual mileage allowances online.
If you are unsure which EV van is right for your workload, speak to National Vehicle Solutions. We will help you compare the practical details including range, payload, charging and cost so you can choose an electric van that genuinely works for your business.