Vauxhall Lease Deals
Compare live Vauxhall lease deals below from an independent, whole of market broker. We place every lease across major funders including Lex Autolease, Novuna, ALD and Santander, so the prices you see are the sharpest we can source rather than a single rate we are tied to. Vauxhall now offers an electric version of every core model, from the Corsa to the Grandland, alongside petrol and hybrid versions of the same cars. Take any of them on personal or business contract hire.
Vauxhall Lease Deals Across the Full Range
Our Vauxhall lease deals cover the full UK range in one place, from the Corsa supermini through the Astra family hatchback to the Mokka, Frontera and Grandland SUVs.
The thing that sets the current Vauxhall range apart is choice of power. Every core model is offered with an electric version alongside its petrol and hybrid equivalents, so you can pick the body style you want first and the powertrain second, which is the opposite of how most brands make you choose.
Why Lease a Vauxhall?
Vauxhall's appeal is straightforward: familiar, sensibly sized cars with a dealer network almost everywhere, at monthly costs that usually undercut the German brands for a comparable size of car.
The range is unusually coherent. The Corsa and Mokka are offered as petrol, hybrid, electric and in sportier GSE form. The Astra comes as a hatchback or Sports Tourer estate, in petrol, plug-in hybrid or electric. The Frontera is hybrid or electric, and the Grandland spans mild hybrid, plug-in hybrid and electric, with the Grandland Electric quoted at up to 435 miles, the longest range Vauxhall offers.
The honest counterpoint is that Vauxhalls are rarely the most engaging cars to drive in their classes, and interior materials trail the pricier European rivals. What you get instead is space, equipment and running costs for the money, which is the trade most buyers in this part of the market are happy to make.
Petrol, Hybrid or Electric Vauxhall?
Petrol and Hybrid
The sensible choice if you cannot charge at home or at work. Vauxhall's hybrids charge themselves as you drive, so there is nothing to plug in and nothing to remember.
Plug-in Hybrid
Offered on the Astra and Grandland. Worth it only if you will genuinely charge it every night, since an unplugged plug-in hybrid uses more fuel than the petrol version of the same car.
Electric
Available across every core model. Cheapest to run if you can charge at home, and by far the lowest company car tax of the three. Compare current electric lease deals.
The decision is about charging rather than the cars. If you can charge reliably, electric wins on running costs and tax. If you cannot, take a petrol or self-charging hybrid rather than a plug-in hybrid you will never plug in.
Explore the Vauxhall Model Range
Explore popular Vauxhall lease deals across superminis, family hatchbacks, SUVs and people carriers.
Vauxhall's supermini, offered as petrol, hybrid, electric and in sportier GSE form.
View Corsa lease dealsThe family hatchback, also available as the Sports Tourer estate, in petrol, plug-in hybrid or electric.
View Astra lease dealsA compact SUV with distinctive styling, in petrol, hybrid, electric and GSE forms.
View Mokka lease dealsA mid-size family SUV reviving a classic Vauxhall name, offered as a hybrid or fully electric.
View Frontera lease dealsThe largest SUV in the range, as a mild hybrid, plug-in hybrid or electric with up to 435 miles of range.
View Grandland lease dealsA van-based people carrier with sliding doors and a huge boot, for families who need space above all.
View Combo Life lease dealsWhy Lease a Vauxhall with LetsLease?
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Vauxhall Leasing FAQs
The Corsa is usually the cheapest, as the smallest and most affordable car in the range. Monthly costs rise with size, so the Mokka and Astra sit above it and the Grandland above them again. Within any model, the petrol version is generally cheaper to lease than the electric one, though the electric car is usually cheaper to run.
Every core model in the range is offered with an electric version, including the Corsa, Astra, Mokka, Frontera and Grandland. That is unusual: most brands make you choose a different car if you want to go electric, whereas with Vauxhall you can pick the body style first and the powertrain second.
The Grandland is the largest SUV in the range and the natural family choice, with the Frontera sitting just below it as a mid-size alternative. If space matters more than styling, the Combo Life is a van-based people carrier with sliding rear doors and a far bigger boot than any of the SUVs.
Vauxhall quotes up to 435 miles for the Grandland Electric, which is the longest range in its line-up. Official figures are measured under standard test conditions, so expect real world range to fall short in cold weather and at sustained motorway speeds.
It depends on whether you can charge. If you can charge at home or at work, electric is cheapest to run and best for company car tax. If you cannot, take a petrol or self-charging hybrid. A plug-in hybrid, offered on the Astra and Grandland, only makes sense if you will genuinely plug it in every night.
Yes, every Vauxhall is available on business contract hire as well as personal leasing, with business rentals quoted excluding VAT. The electric models are usually the most tax efficient for company car drivers. Rules change each tax year and depend on your circumstances, so check the position with your accountant.