Replacing Zoe with another EV
Discussion
9k miles / year, 2 year deal
Current is £152 per month
Merc B250e has been mentioned <£160 / month but not immediately available
I have asked the supplying dealer of the current Zoe how much cheaper they are now
I have asked sister dealership of supplying dealer of the current Zoe how much cheaper a Leaf could be than the current Zoe deal
any others I should look at
anyone had a stonking deal on an EV recently?
Current is £152 per month
Merc B250e has been mentioned <£160 / month but not immediately available
I have asked the supplying dealer of the current Zoe how much cheaper they are now
I have asked sister dealership of supplying dealer of the current Zoe how much cheaper a Leaf could be than the current Zoe deal
any others I should look at
anyone had a stonking deal on an EV recently?
modeller said:
Some cracking deals on new 94Ah i3. Fleetdrive electric i think.
Yes, I noticed a few, including one on 3+23 £286 per month including VAT 10k miles / year. That's not bad, but for my use, the car isn't worth 2x the cost of the Zoehttps://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...
Have a look at these guys, mentioned above - http://www.fleetdrive-electric.com
No connection, but lots of good feedback about them from others on other sites...
No connection, but lots of good feedback about them from others on other sites...
DSLiverpool said:
Were in the same boat of Zoe swap time and I think its either an old Leaf or an i3 - most £5k leafs have battery lease anyone know the price of this ?
I have read if you default on the lease payments you get a bill for £4,500. The sweet spot seems to be 2015 Accenta with 6.6KW and about 5k, £10-11k but you have to get lucky with a quick spot on ebay/AT. That is a battery owned car.
DSLiverpool said:
Were in the same boat of Zoe swap time and I think its either an old Leaf or an i3 - most £5k leafs have battery lease anyone know the price of this ?
Nissan LEAF 24kWH & 30kWH battery pricing grid (per month) 84 months
£70 (7,500 miles per annum)
£77 (9,000 miles per annum)
£85 (10,500 miles per annum)
£93 (12,000 miles per annum)
72 months
£70 (7,500 miles per annum)
£77 (9,000 miles per annum)
£85 (10,500 miles per annum)
£93 (12,000 miles per annum)
60 months
£70 (7,500 miles per annum)
£77 (9,000 miles per annum)
£85 (10,500 miles per annum)
£93 (12,000 miles per annum)
48 months
£70 (7,500 miles per annum)
£77 (9,000 miles per annum)
£85 (10,500 miles per annum)
£93 (12,000 miles per annum)
36 months
£70 (7,500 miles per annum)
£77 (9,000 miles per annum)
£85 (10,500 miles per annum)
£93 (12,000 miles per annum)
24 months
£80 (7,500 miles per annum)
£87 (9,000 miles per annum)
£95 (10,500 miles per annum)
£103 (12,000 miles per annum)
12 months
£90 (7,500 miles per annum)
£97 (9,000 miles per annum)
£105 (10,500 miles per annum)
£113 (12,000 miles per annum)
https://www.nissan.co.uk/vehicles/new-vehicles/lea...
DSLiverpool said:
OP here's a plan
Your car is up at Xmas I guess, well the new new leaf is due March /April 17 meaning the old leaf and possibly the 30kw will be on sell off from about Xmas.
Their should be some decent deals then one would hope.
I hope that you're right - my Zoe deal is up in early Jan so I'm weighing up the options as well Your car is up at Xmas I guess, well the new new leaf is due March /April 17 meaning the old leaf and possibly the 30kw will be on sell off from about Xmas.
Their should be some decent deals then one would hope.
I cannot see how that wouldnt transpire, I have loved my 18 months in leaf land its the best round the houses car I have ever had if a lower spec not so much but keyless, heated seats, leather all make it nice to commute in it just lacks the DAB of the newer models. If I can get another £1800 a year deal or even a bit more then I am in again.
I fail to see what a Tesla or i3 or anything else adds to a commuting car and school run, cinema etc in fact the "park it anywhere" feeling is lovely.
I fail to see what a Tesla or i3 or anything else adds to a commuting car and school run, cinema etc in fact the "park it anywhere" feeling is lovely.
DSLiverpool said:
I cannot see how that wouldnt transpire, I have loved my 18 months in leaf land its the best round the houses car I have ever had if a lower spec not so much but keyless, heated seats, leather all make it nice to commute in it just lacks the DAB of the newer models. If I can get another £1800 a year deal or even a bit more then I am in again.
I fail to see what a Tesla or i3 or anything else adds to a commuting car and school run, cinema etc in fact the "park it anywhere" feeling is lovely.
Tesla - Space, quality, functionality, badge, performance and rangeI fail to see what a Tesla or i3 or anything else adds to a commuting car and school run, cinema etc in fact the "park it anywhere" feeling is lovely.
BMW - badge, quality
TBH despite this, none will make your use much better vs. the cost of these.
Frimley111R said:
DSLiverpool said:
I cannot see how that wouldnt transpire, I have loved my 18 months in leaf land its the best round the houses car I have ever had if a lower spec not so much but keyless, heated seats, leather all make it nice to commute in it just lacks the DAB of the newer models. If I can get another £1800 a year deal or even a bit more then I am in again.
I fail to see what a Tesla or i3 or anything else adds to a commuting car and school run, cinema etc in fact the "park it anywhere" feeling is lovely.
Tesla - Space, quality, functionality, badge, performance and rangeI fail to see what a Tesla or i3 or anything else adds to a commuting car and school run, cinema etc in fact the "park it anywhere" feeling is lovely.
BMW - badge, quality
TBH despite this, none will make your use much better vs. the cost of these.
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