Supporting you in making the switch
Powering you forward
At Arval, we have a range of electric vehicles on offer. Not only do they have zero tail pipe emissions, but due to their low running costs, they could be more affordable and accessible than ever before. So what’s stopping you from going electric?
Benefits
Environmental
Due to fully electric vehicles having zero tail pipe emissions, choosing to go electric can support decarbonisation targets.
Reduced running costs
As well as much lower costs to fuel a car with electricity compared to petrol or diesel, running costs can also be reduced due to the lower cost to service and maintain electrified vehicles as they have less moving parts.
Cost-effective
Leasing with us makes electrified vehicles more accessible, as we take away the higher up-front cost associated with buying these types of cars.
Why lease with us?
Cost-effective
Leasing with us makes electrified vehicles more accessible, as we take away the higher up-front cost associated with these types of cars.
EV expertise
We have a team of EV experts on hand to help you choose the right type of electrified vehicle for you. If you decide to add any other services to your lease, such as maintenance, we know how best to manage them.
Access new technology
As electrified vehicles evolve, new increased technology with better ranges will become available. Leasing a car with us means that you can access this new technology more regularly and easily.
Offers
Thanks to our strong relationships with manufacturers, we have access to offers on a range of electrified vehicles.
Frequently asked questions
The electric range of an EV varies by make and model - published Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP) figures start at around 120 miles but go up to more than 350 miles.
However, it’s important to remember that the actual range achieved during real-life driving is likely to be different to the published WLTP range and so careful consideration needs to be given to the specific model chosen.
If you are able to complete your regular journeys on a single charge, then the model chosen should be suitable for you. However, this does not mean that other models (with a lower range capability) are unsuitable, but that a bit more planning is required.
The time it takes to charge an EV depends on the speed of the charging unit and battery size (or how much electricity is needed), as well as the capability of the on-board charger (OBC) in the car, which varies by model.
EVs are still noticeably more expensive in terms of the upfront cost. However, you also need to take into account running costs, such as road tax, service and maintenance, and fuel costs. The overall running costs of an EV are lower than those of a petrol or diesel car.