Smart leasing is electric leasing
Are you in the market for a new lease car and are you considering switching to a hybrid or fully electric car? A wise choice, because that provides monthly benefits in the form of less addition and lower costs. The Renault model range offers plenty of choice. But what exactly should you pay attention to?
1. Hybrid or fully electric?
Electric driving can be done in different ways. With an E-Tech hybrid, like the new one Renault Australia E-Tech full hybrid, you can save up to 40 percent fuel because you drive electrically up to 80% of the time in built-up areas, and the car charges itself.
With the Renault Captur E-Tech plug-in hybrid you can drive fully electrically for up to 65 kilometers and you can charge the battery at a charging station. The new Renault Megane E-Tech electric is fully electric and has a range of up to 470 km. Which car suits you best depends on many factors. For example, your charging options, daily kilometers, your family composition and your lease budget. With a plug-in hybrid, the 100% electric range is even greater.
2. Do you also have less addition with a hybrid?
You have the lowest taxable addition with a fully electric car, but the rate is also lower with a (plug-in) hybrid than that of a conventional car. This has everything to do with the lower list price, as a result of the low CO2 emissions. After all, the bpm is calculated on the basis of emissions, which is very low for hybrids and plug-in hybrids. And in the bargain you get better performance and great fuel economy.
3. Company car without addition?
Yes, you can do that in two ways. Or you drive a maximum of 500 km privately per year and you keep your lease car outside the addition. For this you must keep a mileage administration for the tax authorities. Or you ask your employer for a mobility budget with which you conclude a Private Lease contract yourself.
4. Operational lease or financial lease?
Renault Flex Financial Lease is a car financing that you can expand with the services Extended warranty and maintenance. The more services you choose, the lower the interest will be. Once all monthly amounts have been paid, you own the car. With Operational Lease you determine a term and annual mileage in advance and all costs of the car are then included in the rate. You return the car at the end of the lease contract. It’s that simple.
5. Private lease and business use
The private lease option is generally used by private individuals. For a fixed monthly amount, all car costs are covered, except fuel or charging. Suppose you receive a mobility budget from your employer, then you can opt for this lease form. And this is also an option for self-employed persons, the car is then privately owned and you pay the business kilometers from the business to private. In both cases you do not pay any addition.
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