Land Rover Lease Deals At Car Leasing
Compare the latest Land Rover lease deals at CarLeasing.co.uk, with personal and business contract hire available across the full range. From the go-anywhere Defender to the family-focused Discovery and the luxury Range Rover line-up, you can choose your model, set your contract length, annual mileage and initial rental, and see the monthly payment that suits you.
A true British icon since 1948, Land Rover builds some of the world's most capable and luxurious SUVs and 4x4s. Explore Land Rover lease deals across the UK, compare the cars available for lease, and find a personal or business contract that suits you - browse the live deals below to get started.
7 Land Rover models
Land Rover Range Rover Evoque
From
£664.61
per month inc VAT
Land Rover Discovery Sport
From
£698.38
per month inc VAT
Land Rover Defender
From
£714.34
per month inc VAT
Land Rover Range Rover Velar
From
£813.88
per month inc VAT
Land Rover Range Rover Sport
From
£903.60
per month inc VAT
Land Rover Discovery
From
£976.93
per month inc VAT
Land Rover Range Rover
From
£1,268.57
per month inc VAT
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Compare Land Rover lease deals
Browse current Land Rover lease deals across the full range, with monthly prices, contract lengths and mileage options on both personal and business contracts. Availability and pricing change regularly, so the live listings show the Land Rover cars available to lease right now - compare the models below and request a quote on the deal that fits.
Land Rover lease options
Land Rover leasing is available for both private drivers and businesses, so you can choose the option that suits how you'll use the vehicle.
Personal Land Rover leasing
Personal contract hire (PCH) lets you drive a brand-new Land Rover for a fixed monthly rental over an agreed term, with prices usually shown inclusive of VAT. Choose your model, contract length, mileage and initial rental, and hand the vehicle back at the end of the agreement.
Business Land Rover leasing
Business contract hire (BCH) is available for companies, sole traders and partnerships, with prices usually shown excluding VAT. It's a popular way to put a new Land Rover on the fleet for a fixed monthly cost, though tax treatment depends on your circumstances - take professional advice.
Land Rover contract hire
Both personal and business leasing are forms of contract hire: you lease the vehicle for a set period and mileage, then return it. It's a straightforward way to drive a new Land Rover without buying it outright.
Why lease a Land Rover?
Leasing spreads the cost of a new Land Rover into fixed monthly payments over an agreed contract, rather than paying for the vehicle up front. Reasons drivers choose to lease include:
● Fixed monthly cost over your chosen contract term, making budgeting easier.
● No resale worries - you return the vehicle at the end of the lease rather than having to sell it.
● Flexible terms - choose your contract length, annual mileage and initial rental to suit your budget.
● A new vehicle without buying outright, with the option to lease a newer model when your contract ends.
● Optional maintenance packages can be added to cover servicing and general wear and tear.
● Insurance-included options are available on selected leases.
Why choose a Land Rover?
Where the section above covers why leasing works, this is about what makes Land Rover worth leasing. Land Rover is known for:
● Off-road capability - genuine four-wheel-drive ability across the range.
● Luxury - premium interiors and refinement, rising to flagship level in the Range Rover line-up.
● A broad model range - from compact SUVs to full-size luxury 4x4s.
● Practicality and towing - spacious, family-friendly models like the Discovery.
● Premium technology - up-to-date infotainment and driver-assistance features.
Meet the Land Rover range
The Defender is built for capability, the Discovery and Discovery Sport prioritise family space and versatility, and the Range Rover family - Evoque, Velar, Sport and the flagship Range Rover - moves progressively up the luxury scale. Whether you want a compact luxury SUV for the city, a practical family vehicle or a flagship for long journeys, there's a Land Rover to match - equally at home on the road and off it.
Land Rover leasing with maintenance
Want a complete, hassle-free package? Optional maintenance can be added to your Land Rover lease to cover servicing and general wear and tear within your monthly payment, for extra peace of mind. Add it when you configure your deal, or speak to our team for advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on the model, specification, contract length, annual mileage, initial rental and whether you lease personally or for business. Visit each model page for live pricing.
You can lease the Defender, Discovery, Discovery Sport, Range Rover Evoque, Range Rover Velar, Range Rover Sport and the flagship Range Rover. Availability can change, so check the live deals for current models.
Yes. Personal contract hire (PCH) is available across the range, with prices usually shown inclusive of VAT.
Yes. Business contract hire (BCH) is available for companies, sole traders and partnerships, with prices usually shown excluding VAT. Tax treatment depends on your circumstances, so take professional advice.
A lease gives you use of the vehicle for a fixed monthly rental over your agreed term and mileage. Optional maintenance and insurance-included packages are available on selected deals. Inclusions vary by offer, so check the individual deal for full terms.
Lease terms typically range from 12 to 60 months, so you can choose a shorter or longer agreement to suit your plans. Check each deal for the terms available.
You choose an annual mileage allowance when you configure your deal. Staying within it helps you avoid excess mileage charges, so pick a realistic figure for how you drive.
Leasing spreads the cost into fixed monthly payments and avoids resale risk, while buying gives you ownership. Which works out cheaper depends on your circumstances, mileage and how long you keep the vehicle, so it's worth comparing both.
It depends on what you need: the Defender for off-road capability, the Discovery for family space, the Discovery Sport for a versatile compact SUV, the Evoque for compact luxury, the Velar for design and technology, the Range Rover Sport for performance, and the Range Rover for flagship luxury.