Audi Leasing Deals at Car Leasing

Which Audi Should You Lease?

The right Audi depends on what you need from the car rather than simply choosing the most expensive or most powerful model.

For compact everyday driving

The Audi A1 and A3 are the most compact options in the current Audi leasing range. They can suit drivers who want a premium Audi for commuting, urban driving and everyday use without moving into a larger SUV or executive model.

For SUV practicality

The Audi Q3, Q5 and Q8 give you three different sizes of SUV within the current leasing range.

The Q3 is the more compact option, while the Q5 provides more space and the Q8 sits at the larger, more premium end of the range.

For executive driving

The Audi A5 and A6 provide alternatives for drivers looking for a more substantial premium car, with the A6 positioned as the larger option.

For electric driving

The current electric Audi range available through Car Leasing includes the Q4 e-tron, A6 e-tron, Q6 e-tron, e-tron GT and RS e-tron GT.

This gives you a choice of electric SUV, executive and performance-focused models rather than a single electric option.

For performance

Audi's current live performance selection includes the RS3, RS5, RS e-tron GT and RS Q8.

These models are aimed at drivers who place greater emphasis on performance and driving character while still wanting the convenience of a lease.

Compare Audi Leasing Options

The live Audi listings are the best place to compare the models currently available, because pricing and stock can change.

When comparing two Audi lease options, look beyond the monthly rental and check:

• Model and specification

• Fuel or powertrain

• Transmission

• Contract length

• Annual mileage

• Initial rental

• Personal or business eligibility

• Maintenance options where available

A lower monthly rental does not necessarily mean a lower overall contract cost, so compare the complete agreement rather than looking at the monthly figure alone.

Audi Electric Car Leasing

Audi's current electric leasing range includes the Q4 e-tron, A6 e-tron, Q6 e-tron, e-tron GT and RS e-tron GT.

Choosing between them largely comes down to how you use the car.

An electric SUV can make sense if you want a higher driving position and practical everyday space, while an electric executive model may be more suitable if comfort and longer journeys are priorities. The e-tron GT and RS e-tron GT provide an electric option for drivers who place greater emphasis on performance.

When comparing an electric Audi lease, consider more than the headline range figure. Your annual mileage, typical journey length, access to charging and ability to charge at home or work can all affect whether an EV fits your routine.

The live listing for each vehicle provides the current specification and lease information.

Audi Personal and Business Leasing

Audi leasing is available for both personal and business customers where indicated on the individual vehicle listing.

Personal Audi Leasing

Personal Contract Hire, or PCH, is designed for drivers who want to use a new Audi for an agreed period without taking ownership of the vehicle at the end.

You choose the available contract structure, initial rental and annual mileage, then make the agreed monthly rentals. At the end of the contract, the vehicle is normally returned, subject to the agreement's conditions, including mileage and fair wear and tear.

Business Audi Leasing

Business Contract Hire, or BCH, can provide businesses with a way to use a new Audi without purchasing the vehicle outright.

The appropriate tax and VAT treatment depends on your circumstances, so business users should check the terms of the specific agreement and take professional tax advice where required.

Check the individual Audi listing to see whether the available offer is for personal customers, business customers or both.

How Much Does It Cost to Lease an Audi?

The current Audi listings start from £246.61 per month inc VAT for the Audi A1.

At the higher end of the current range, the Audi RS Q8 is listed from £1,639.90 per month inc VAT.

The monthly rental is only one part of the cost. Your initial rental, annual mileage, contract length and chosen specification can all affect the agreement.

What Should You Compare on an Audi Lease?

Two Audi leases with similar monthly rentals can have very different contract structures.

Before choosing an offer, compare:

Initial rental
Check how much is required at the start of the agreement and how that affects the effective cost of the contract.

Annual mileage
Choose a mileage allowance that reflects how much you realistically expect to drive. Exceeding the agreed mileage can result in additional charges.

Contract length
A different contract length can change the monthly rental and the overall structure of the agreement.

Specification
Compare the exact model and specification rather than comparing model names alone.

Maintenance
Check whether maintenance is included, optional or unavailable on the particular offer.

Customer type
Personal and business lease pricing can differ, so make sure you're comparing the correct customer type.

What Is Included With an Audi Lease?

What is included depends on the individual lease agreement.

The live Audi listings provide the specific contract information for each vehicle. Depending on the offer, you may also be able to add a maintenance package.

Before ordering, check the individual listing for:

• Monthly rental

• Initial rental

• Contract length

• Annual mileage

• Maintenance availability

• Personal or business eligibility

• Any additional charges or conditions

This is more reliable than assuming every Audi lease has exactly the same inclusions.

How Does Audi Car Leasing Work?

Leasing an Audi is a straightforward process:

1. Choose your Audi

Start with the current Audi models and select the vehicle that suits your requirements.

2. Compare the available lease options

Review the live listings and compare the monthly rental, initial rental, mileage, contract length and specification.

3. Choose your contract

Select the available agreement that fits your budget and expected mileage.

4. Apply for the lease

Submit your application and provide the information required for the relevant agreement.

5. Receive your Audi

Once the application and vehicle arrangements are completed, your Audi can be arranged for delivery in accordance with the agreed terms.

6. Return the vehicle at the end

With Contract Hire, the vehicle is normally returned at the end of the agreement, subject to the contract conditions, including fair wear and tear and mileage requirements.

Why Lease an Audi?

Leasing gives you access to a new Audi without taking on the long-term ownership of the vehicle.

For many drivers, the appeal is the ability to:

• Drive a new Audi without buying it outright

• Choose from different models and specifications

• Budget around an agreed rental structure

• Change vehicles when the contract ends

• Avoid taking responsibility for the vehicle's future resale value

The key is choosing a contract that matches how you actually intend to use the car.

Find Your Audi Lease

Compare the current Audi leasing range and find the model that fits your driving needs.

From the A1 and A3 to electric e-tron models and high-performance RS cars, browse the live Audi listings to compare current prices, specifications and lease options.