Best Kia car lease deals

The cost of your Kia lease will depend on a few different options you’ll have when you apply. That, of course, includes the model and spec of Kia you choose, plus the length of your lease and the level of upfront payment (initial rental) you choose 

The initial rental can range from one month’s lease payment to the equivalent of 12 months of payments.

The cost of your Kia lease will also depend on whether or not you want to include maintenance in your lease payment.

Any upgrades or modifications you want to make to your Kia will also impact the cost of your lease.

As standard, a Kia lease will generally give you exclusive access to the vehicle for the duration of the lease, up to the mileage limit specific in the lease. You will have the flexibility to set this limit at the start of the lease. Your Kia lease payment will also include a regular admin fee.

If you want to include the likes of maintenance and insurance for your Kia, this will be an extra cost added to your regular lease payment. Otherwise, you’ll have the option to cover those costs separately.

Remember if you exceed the mileage limit on your Kia lease, there will be an excess mileage charge.

The best Kia to lease will depend on your budget, and what you’ll be using the car for. You’ll need to consider factors like how many passengers you’ll be carrying, how much boot space you need and whether you prefer a manual or automatic transmission.

When deciding on the best Kia deal for you, you should also bear in mind how urgently you need the car. If you need one fast, the best Kia lease may simply be for one that’s in stock at the time.

The best way to save money on a Kia lease is to shop around carefully. That means looking at different lease providers to see who’s offering the best deal on Kia leases.

You’ll also want to choose the Kia you lease carefully. You’ll save money by choosing a more basic model and spec of Kia to lease and avoiding upgrades and extras. A lease on a used Kia will generally cost you less too.

It’s worth checking the potential cost of your Kia lease based on different lease durations and with different levels of initial rental. Contributing more up front, may mean you pay less overall as this reduces risk for the lease provider.

Yes, depending on the model you’re looking for, you should have the option to lease a new or used Kia. Naturally for newer models to the market, there may only be new leases as an option.

Whether you can get a new or used car will also be subject to availability of models at the time you want to start your Kia lease.