20 Mar 2025

Leasys UK accelerates transition to electric with new Leapmotor models

Leasys UK is expanding its long-term rental offer for Electric Vehicles with new models from Leapmotor.

Leasys UK accelerates transition to electric with new Leapmotor models

  • Leasys UK expands its electric product offering with new Leapmotor vehicles

  • The two new models, T03 and C10, are now available on Business Contract Hire

  • Leapmotor brand is part of the Stellantis Group, the world’s fourth-largest car manufacturer

  • Leasys UK adds new Electric Vehicles to strengthen its commitment to sustainable mobility
     

London, March 20, 2025 - Leasys UK, a leading provider in multi-brand operational leasing, is expanding its long-term rental offer for Electric Vehicles with new models from Leapmotor.

Leapmotor, part of the Stellantis Group, the world’s fourth-largest car manufacturer, is dedicated to delivering affordable electric mobility technologies.

With the introduction of two models, T03 and C10, Leasys UK will provide customers further sustainable and technologically advanced mobility solutions, towards a more sustainable future.

The T03 model is a compact, yet comfortable urban vehicle, with all features included as standard on every model and a range of up to 165 miles. Available from £236 per month1 on Business Contract Hire, with an initial rental of £1,416, the T03 is one of the most cost-effective Electric Vehicles available in the UK.

The C10 model is a larger car that delivers high performance electric mobility, with a range of up to 261 miles and equipped with the latest advanced safety features. It is available from £317 per month1 on Business Contract Hire, with an initial rental of £1,902.

Designed to improve the EV customer offering and experience, the new models enhance Leasys UK’s long-term rental formula as a suitable solution for those who want to explore electric motoring, through alternatives to ownership. The new Leapmotor models also help to advance Leasys towards its target of having 1 million vehicles on fleet by 2026.

Shane Coomber, Managing Director at Leasys UK, said: “As we work to increase the appeal of Electric Vehicles, this new product range further enhances our EV customer offering and experience, as we look to accelerate the transition to Electric Vehicles.”

 

1Business Contract Hire. Leapmotor range from £236 per month plus £1,416 initial rental. Model shown has options, which will increase the initial rental and monthly rental. 36 month term. 10,000 miles p.a. Valid until 31/03/25. Subject to status. Leasys, SL1 0WU.

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