Nissan car lease deals

Nissan created the small SUV market almost singlehandedly when it released the Qashqai in 2006. Many imitations have been spawned, but the Qashqai is still one of the most popular SUVs—winning the What Car? website’s Car of the Year award in 2014. It’s not all Qashqai though. Nissan leasing options range from the miniature Micra to the beefy Navara. Not to mention the all-electric Leaf, one of the best planet-savers out there.

Which Nissan leasing option is right for you?

From the Micra to the GT-R, there’s a Nissan leasing option for every taste. Go for the five-star Nissan Leaf if you want to cut your emissions to zero without cutting corners. Then, of course, there’s the Qashqai—perfect if you prefer to transport your family in the higher-riding style to which SUV owners have become accustomed. Heavier duties are performed by the Navara, while the Micra fills the small-car spot in the line-up.

Nissan leasing options—from school runs to speed runs

There are plenty of Nissan leasing options for families, starting with the Qashqai. Go for the N-Connecta trim to get a plethora of luxuries, including a 360deg camera system, satnav, and keyless start. For bigger families, or those who like to pack sports gear for weekends away, the X-Trail is a roomier option—again we recommend N-Connecta trim. If speed is your thing, however, then the Nissan GT-R might just have your name on it. Nissan’s tagline for the GT-R is ‘track performance everyday’, and with blistering acceleration underfoot it’s easy to see where they got it from. The 3.8 V6 petrol engine develops 562bhp, and the What Car? website recorded a 3.4sec 0–60mph sprint from it.

Lease a Nissan. Cost effectively

We check Nissan UK dealership leasing offers regularly, ensuring you’ve always got the best prices to hand. Lease a Qashqai to enjoy both high resale values and excellent fuel economy. Company car drivers will appreciate the low emissions on the 1.5-litre diesel version of the Qashqai. Alternatively, you could lease a Nissan Leaf (the What Car? site’s Best Electric Car 2018) and enjoy zero fuel costs. You’ll also get a government grant—and if you have to drive regularly in London, you’ll avoid the congestion charge. The Leaf is also good news for company-car drivers—as is the Navara, thanks to the latter vehicle’s LCV tax rating.