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Lease an Audi e-tron from £428 excl. VAT

 

Audi e-tron 50 quattro Technik business contract hire

Say hello to the most advanced Audi yet. The e-tron 50 Quattro is Audi’s first fully electric car and it’s been worth the wait. Prepare for one of the most comfortable rides of your life. Read more…

5,000 miles per year48 month contract186 mile WLTP range132 equivalent mpg
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If you go over your yearly allowance an excess charge per mile will be due when you hand the vehicle back. Excess mileage charges vary between manufacturers and are included on every customised quote we provide and on your lease agreement.
9 months
Your initial rental payment is based on a multiple of your monthly payments, you pay it at the start of your lease as your first monthly payment.
It is NOT a deposit. Your initial rental is part of the total lease cost, and although paying a higher amount upfront doesn’t reduce the overall total you’ll pay it does reduce the ongoing monthly cost.
P11D:£60545
Road Tax:Included
Breakdown Cover:Included
Delivery:Free UK Mainland
Personal contract hire terms.
Excess mileage fees may apply.
Underwriting restrictions may apply.

Guide price £834.00

Initial rental inc VAT:
£7,506.00

Benefits of leasing an electric car

Business Contract Hire (BCH) is a long-term vehicle rental agreement. You pay for the use of the vehicle throughout your contract, then return the car to the finance company at the end of the agreement without any further obligations.

Electric car (EV) plugged into a Pod Point home charger

Benefits include:

  • Fixed monthly rental making it easier to budget
  • Terms and mileage allowances to suit your needs
  • Wide range of electric vehicles to choose from
  • Optional full service and maintenance packages available
  • At the end of the rental period, you simply hand the car back to DriveElectric and are free to choose what you’d like next

Audi e-tron 50 Quattro Technik key features

Audi e-tron front exterior view on road
  • Audi e-tron front exterior view on road
Audi e-tron interior view driver dashboard seating
  • Audi e-tron interior view driver dashboard seating
Audi e-tron rear exterior view on road
  • Audi e-tron rear exterior view on road
Audi e-tron rear interior view boot storage
  • Audi e-tron rear interior view boot storage
Price from£59,885
Available sinceJan 2020
Insurance groupN/A
0-62 mph6.8 secs
Top Speed118 mph
Equivalent MPG132 mpg
Battery Capacity71 kWh
Real World Range175 miles
Efficiency365 Wh/mile
CO2 Emissions0g/km
Car BodySUV
Seats5 People

Standard equipment

20" inch dynamic design, contrasting grey alloy wheels

Audi Phone Box with wireless charging

Electrically adjustable drivers seat with memory function

Audi Sound System

Cruise control system with speed limiter

Contrast finish bumpers

Pre-sense

Side airbags, front and rear, including head airbag system

DAB digital radio

Heated front seats

Rear-view camera

Audi Pre-sense Front and Basic

LED headlights

Audi Virtual Cockpit and MMI Navigation Plus

Keyless go

Parking System Plus with 360° display and rear-view camera

Traffic assist

 

Technical info

Real range

City - Cold Weather175 miles
Highway - Cold Weather125 miles
Combined - Cold Weather150 miles
City - Mild Weather250 miles
Highway - Mild Weather160 miles
Combined - Mild Weather195 miles

Performance

Acceleration 0 - 62 mph6.8 secs
Top speed118 mph
Electrical range175 miles
Total Power230 kW (308 hp)
Total Torque398 lb-ft
DriveAWD

Battery & charging

Battery Capacity71 kWh
Charging PortType 2
Port LocationLeft Side - Front
Charge Power11 kW - AC
Charge Time (0 -> 120 miles)7 hours
Charge Speed25 mph
Battery Usable*64.7 kWh
Fast Charge PortCCS
FC Port LocationLeft Side - Front
Fast Charge Power (max)125 kWh - DC
Fast Charge Time (12 -> 96 miles)26 min
Fast Charge Speed280 mph


Energy consumption

Real World

Range175 miles
Vehicle Consumption365 Wh/mile
CO2 Emissions0 g/km
Vehicle Fuel Equivalent109 mpg

WLTP

Range186 miles
Rate Consumption360 Wh/mile
Vehicle Consumption305 Wh/mile
CO2 Emissions0 g/km
Rate Fuel Equivalent112 mpg
Vehicle Fuel Equivalent132 mpg

Dimensions & weight

Length4901 mm
Width1935 mm
Height1616 mm
Wheelbase2928 mm
Weight Empty2370 kg
Cargo Volume660 L
Cargo Volume Max1725 L
Towing Weight Unbraked750 kg
Towing Weight Braked1800 kg
Roof Load75 kg

Vehicle details

Seats5 People
IsofixYes, 3 seats
Turning Circle12.2m
Car BodySUV
SegmentLarge SUV
Roof RailsYes

Company car tax indication


Financial year 2021-22

BIK Tax Rate1%
P11D Value from£59,845
Benefit in Kind (BIK)£598
BIK @20%£10 pm
BIK @40%£20 pm
BIK @45%£22 pm

Financial year 2022-23

BIK Tax Rate2%
P11D Value from£59,845
Benefit in Kind (BIK)£1,197
BIK @20%£20 pm
BIK @40%£40 pm
BIK @45%£45 pm

Financial year 2023-24

BIK Tax Rate2%
P11D Value from£59,845
Benefit in Kind (BIK)£1,197
BIK @20%£20 pm
BIK @40%£40 pm
BIK @45%£45 pm

Read more about the Audi e-tron 50

This is the car for you if… you want an electric car that delivers comfort and luxury.

The Audi e-tron 50 Quattro Technik has raised the bar for both the performance and comfort of electric cars. If you’re after quality and luxury, then the e-tron 50 Quattro will give you a ride like no other.

This performance SUV brings luxury to the electric car market. The E-Tron stays true to Audi with classic Audi styling – such as the octagonal front grille, and SUV shape and lines. But look a little closer and you’ll spot some new details specific to the e-tron. Like the unique light signature. And 20-inch contrasting grey alloy wheels.

Then there are the e-tron’s exclusive state-of-the art touches. Such as optional virtual door mirrors that stream a view of what’s behind onto displays within the front doors. Zoom in and out, or adjust the position to get the best view of what’s happening outside at any time. They’re a neat (additional) feature, which bring wing mirrors into the 21st century. Plus their smaller size reduces drag and wind noise. Giving a boost to your battery efficiency too.

The e-tron comes with a 71kWh battery and has a WLTP range of 186 miles. And given how comfortable it is to drive, you’ll want to clock up those miles…

Because above all, the e-tron is a car for relaxing in. For sitting back and enjoying the ride. The interior is minimalist and understated – yet luxurious. These are definitely not seats you’ll want small children to leave scuff marks on.

It’s a car that doesn’t brag about its luxury status. But it’s quietly evident all the same. The finish is first-class and the tech second to none. There isn’t one, but two touchscreens in the e-tron. And instead of navigating through the different menus, you can use your voice to change the temperature or switch radio station. There’s also a customisable virtual cockpit. Several different driving modes. And more sensors and driver assist technologies than you ever knew you needed.

The e-tron feels roomy inside – especially as there’s no centre tunnel – and more than comfortably seats five adults. There’s also a 600-litre boot for throwing in all shapes and sizes of luggage, buggies and sports equipment. So the e-tron ticks all the boxes as a family SUV.

Where the e-tron also excels is in noise – or rather, the lack of it. There’s almost total noise insulation inside. So you’ll notice how little you can hear from the outside world. And with adaptive air suspension as standard, you won’t pick up on much road noise either.

Audi fans won’t be disappointed by its performance. With two electric motors, the e-tron is a powerful car – and one that can do 0-62mph in less than six seconds. There’s electric all-wheel drive, so it grips the road firmly. And its substantial weight makes it feel sturdy on the road.

But because the e-tron is such a relaxing car to drive, you might not notice any of this anyway. For what the e-tron really excels in is comfort and luxury. And if these your top two priorities in an electric vehicle, then look no further than this first-class SUV.

 

Our three favourite Audi e-tron 50 Quattro Technik features

  1. As you’d expect from this luxury SUV, there’s no bog-standard stereo onboard. But instead a premium sound system with unique 3D loudspeakers from the world-leading Bang & Olufsen.
  2. There are two charging points on the e-tron – on the driver’s door and passenger side – making it a doddle to recharge when out and about.
  3. The e-tron is packed with safety features, like Audi’s Pre-sense 360 system. This warns you of any objects in front – even automatically applying the brakes if necessary – and comes as standard.

 

You’ll like the Audi e-tron 50 Quattro Technik if you… are an Audi aficionado that wants to go fully electric.

Did you know?

Electric cars are efficient to run - we’ve calculated the annual savings you could make on your fuel costs, based on driving 10,000 miles per year:

You could save over £945* per year

*Fuel saving estimate assumes an average diesel fuel pence per mile cost of 12.93p per mile based on Audi Q5 40 TDI Sport Diesel and an Audi e-Tron Technik electric car cost of 3p per mile, based on an efficiency of 2.70 miles per kWh and an electricity price of 9p/kWh based on EDF’s GoElectric 98 May 22 off-peak pricing. The fuel-saving estimate is not guaranteed and could vary depending on your current vehicle MPG performance and the actual cost of electricity.

Audi e-tron whole life costs

Running an electric vehicle as a company car could save you significant sums, thanks to fuel savings and incentives from the government on company car tax.

For this tax year, 2021/22, electric company cars have a 1% taxable benefit, so you pay very little company car tax and employer national insurance costs

The company car rates for electric vehicles for the next two tax years are 2% of the taxable list price (p11d), so you will continue to make savings compared to a traditionally fuelled vehicle.

The table below shows that when you consider all the costs, rather than just comparing the lease rate, and how running your next vehicle as an electric company car, can add real value to your bottom line.

Monthly cost breakdown

whole life costs of an electric car graph
 Audi e-tron 50 TechnikAudi Q5 40 TDI Sport DeiselBMW 530e M Sport (Tech pack) Plug-in Hybrid
Employer NI£7.04£184.47£75.57
Fuel / Electricity£29.17£108.00£69.21
Non-recoverable VAT£49.47£40.51£51.46
Lease rental exc. VAT£494.70£405.40£514.46

Whole life cost comparison based on a 48-month rental with 10,000 miles per annum. Rental profile: 6+47 months; Pricing correct at 15/05/2021 (1)

 

If your business is paying corporation tax, you can usually offset all your rentals against your taxable profits each year and if you’re VAT registered you can normally claim back 50% of any VAT on the finance element of your lease agreement. If you select the optional maintenance package you can reclaim 100% of the VAT on that element.

Many business owners opted away from company cars as the company tax payable became too large a cost over recent years and run a private vehicle. Running a new electric company car may well prove cheaper and allow you to replace an older, less economical model and reduce your costs.

Contract Hire Agreement

  • Excess mileage and vehicle damage charges other than fair wear and tear may be payable
  • All contracts are subject to terms and conditions as detailed in the Contract Hire agreement
  • Early termination fees may apply if you wish to end the agreement early

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