Car leasing for £600 and over per month
Key facts
From under £700 a month: Volvo EX90 estate
From under £800 a month: BMW IX3 and Range Rover Sport
Prestige models including: BMW X7 Series and the BMW M5 Saloon
Prestige cars depreciate most steeply: leasing removes that risk and fixes your monthly cost
Why leasing makes most financial sense at the top tier
A Range Rover bought outright can lose between £30,000 and £50,000 in its first three years, depending on specification and market conditions
A BMW X7 carries similarly steep depreciation: these cars are designed to be enjoyed, not held as appreciating assets
Leasing converts that loss into a fixed monthly payment: you access the car, hand it back at the end of the contract
Prestige cars carry the highest servicing costs of any segment: a maintained lease makes those fully predictable
For company car drivers in 2026/27, the BiK rate on a fully electric prestige car is 4% versus around 30%+ for a petrol equivalent — verify current rates at .gov.uk and always consult an accountant.
Luxury electric SUVs: from under £700 a month
Electric powertrains now sit at the top of the luxury SUV class — and for company car drivers they carry the most significant tax advantage of any prestige option.
Volvo EX90: the flagship electric SUV
Starting at just under £700 a month: seven seats, class-leading active safety and a premium Scandinavian interior throughout
Volvo publishes detailed lifecycle carbon reports per model: one of the most transparent sustainability positions of any manufacturer
At 4% BiK in 2026/27, the EX90 carries dramatically lower company car tax than any petrol prestige equivalent — verify at .gov.uk
Its significant list price makes leasing the clear financially sensible route to access it
Volvo XC90 estate: a luxury flagship
From around £800 a month for one of the higher spec’d estates: Volvo's long-established seven-seat flagship, refined and consistently award-winning
PHEV variant available: covers most daily journeys on electric power with petrol for longer runs
Quieter and more refined at motorway speeds than most of its direct rivals
Large prestige SUVs: from around £750 a month
Three very different flavours of prestige SUV: engineering precision, iconic status and genuine heritage.
BMW IX3 Estate: precision engineering at scale
From under £700 a month: generous specifications and a genuinely luxurious cabin
Handles country roads with real confidence; outstanding touring ability
Depreciation on the IX3 makes leasing the sensible route to access this class
Range Rover Sport: the iconic lease choice
From around £800 a month: one of the most coveted prestige SUV name on UK roads
PHEV variant covers daily use on electric power with petrol for longer journeys
Residual value uncertainty makes the case for leasing over buying particularly clear on this model
View Range Rover Sport lease deals
Range Rover: the definitive prestige SUV
From around £1400 a month and above depending on specification and wheelbase
Unmatched interior quality, genuine off-road capability and aspirational status in a single vehicle
Its purchase price and depreciation profile make this one of the strongest arguments for leasing in the entire market
Specialist, flagship and performance: making a specific statement
Beyond mainstream prestige: the cars that stand apart from the German SUV mainstream through character, engineering or pure exclusivity.
BMW M5 Saloon: the iconic benchmark
From around £1100 a month: the car against which all other luxury electric saloons are measured
Flagship-level interior technology; comfort standard that is hard to match
PHEV technology for maximum efficiency;
Porsche Cayenne: performance and prestige combined
From around £1000 a month: Porsche's most practical model with the brand's characteristic driving dynamics intact
Available as petrol, PHEV and as a fully electric option (electric estate model only)
Consistently ranked among the best-to-drive large SUVs on sale; a genuinely distinctive alternative to the mainstream prestige field
INEOS Grenadier: the serious off-road choice
Starting from around £800 a month: ladder-frame chassis, solid axles and a BMW engine — built for terrain, not imagery
A cult choice for drivers who actually use the off-road capability their car is sold on
View INEOS Grenadier lease deals
Maserati: the Italian alternative
From around £800 a month: Italian craftsmanship and a distinctive character that sets it apart from the German prestige mainstream
Available across Grecale ranges through LeaseCar
Leasing makes Maserati genuinely accessible without absorbing the depreciation of outright ownership
What to think about at this budget
Specification: at this level, trim choice alone can add hundreds of pounds to the monthly cost — configure carefully before comparing deals
Initial rental: a higher upfront payment meaningfully reduces monthly costs; many drivers at this level choose a larger initial rental to manage ongoing commitment
Maintenance: prestige brand servicing is the most expensive of any segment; a maintained lease removes unpredictability: view maintained deals
Business use: at the list prices of these cars, the BiK saving from an electric option is a very large real-money annual figure — verify current rates at .gov.uk
Contract length: 36 months is typically the sweet spot; technology and model cycles in the prestige sector move quickly
Frequently asked questions
Is leasing a Range Rover worth it?
Is leasing a Range Rover worth it?
Yes, for most drivers. A Range Rover bought outright can potentially lose £30,000 to £50,000 in three years. Leasing converts that into a fixed monthly payment and no disposal overhead. You also always drive the current generation under full manufacturer warranty. The Range Rover Sport starts from around £800 a month; the full Range Rover approaches £1400 and above.
What can I lease for around £800 a month?
What can I lease for around £800 a month?
At around £800 a month excluding VAT, the Range Rover Sport, BMW IX3 and INEOS Grenadier are all accessible depending on specification and contract terms. See prestige car leasing deals for current availability.
Do prestige electric cars have lower company car tax?
Do prestige electric cars have lower company car tax?
Significantly lower. At 4% BiK in 2026/27, the annual company car tax on a £90,000 electric car for a 40% taxpayer is approximately £1,440. At around 35% BiK for a petrol equivalent, the figure is approximately £12,600. Electric prestige options at LeaseCar include the Volvo EX90. Verify current rates at .gov.uk as these change annually.
Can I get a maintained lease on a prestige car?
Can I get a maintained lease on a prestige car?
Yes. LeaseCar offers maintained lease packages on prestige vehicles, covering servicing, tyres and routine maintenance within the fixed monthly payment. At this level of car, a maintained lease is particularly worth considering given the servicing costs involved. See maintained leasing deals for current options.
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