Audi Lease Deals from £221pm

Why lease your Audi through carwow?

Simple and convenient

Simply decide on your contract length, the initial payment and monthly rental, then get your Audi delivered for free. At the end of your lease, just hand the keys back.

More car for your money

Because the costs are often typically lower than other finance methods, you could afford to drive away in a higher spec Audi.

Warranty & tax included

Audi leasing deals include road tax for the contract length, and a full manufacturer's warranty — all you need to do is arrange insurance.

What our customer say

About the Audi

Audi remains one of the most desirable car brands, and has expanded its line-up over the past three decades to include more affordable models such as the A1, A3, and Q2.

The Audi lineup is increasingly dominated by SUVs, with models such as the Q5 and the soon-to-be-replaced Q3 among the brand’s best-sellers. Still, you can buy a sleek sports saloon like the A5, and now there’s a choice between the traditional A6 – available as a plug-in hybrid – and the all-new, fully electric A6 e-tron. Despite sharing a name, the two A6s are fundamentally different under the skin.

Audi has also gone big on electric power in recent years. Alongside the A6 e-tron, the brand now offers electric SUVs such as the Q4 e-tron and Q6 e-tron. The larger Q8 e-tron is still available but nearing the end of its run. There are also plug-in hybrid options, such as the updated A3, which offers up to 80 miles of electric-only range.

While Audi’s focus remains on popular models such as the A3 and Q5, the brand still caters to the high-end market with cars such as the A8 luxury saloon and the RS Q8 – a high-performance SUV that shares its potent V8 engine with both Bentley and Lamborghini.

Why lease an Audi?

Leasing an Audi is a smart choice, particularly for business users – many company car drivers choose an Audi, and leasing often offers the most tax-efficient and hassle-free way to enjoy one.

Servicing at Audi main dealers can be costly, so it’s wise to go for a fully inclusive lease package that covers servicing and maintenance. That way, there are no nasty surprises when service time comes around.

Leasing is also a great option for Audi’s electric models, protecting you from owning an outdated car if battery or charging technology takes a big leap forward.

Unlike finance options such as Hire Purchase or PCP, leasing usually doesn’t give you the option to keep the car at the end – you simply hand it back, and leasing companies make that process easy.

Many leasing deals also include useful extras such as servicing, insurance, VED tax, even tyre replacements, making budgeting simpler.

You can lease your Audi through Carwow too – we’ll help you find the best Audi models and the most competitive leasing rates. Visit our leasing page to start your search today.

Audi lease car FAQs

Does Audi lease cars?

Yes, Audi offers both personal and business contract hire (leasing) agreements in the UK.

Can I lease an Audi?

Yes, you can personally lease an Audi – the brand offers private UK customers a contract hire scheme.

How much is it to lease an Audi?

It depends on which model you want and where you get your lease from. If you lease through Carwow, an Audi lease starts from £221pm.

Can I get out of my Audi lease early?

It will depend on the terms and conditions of your lease. Usually, yes, you can end a lease early but there will often be a financial penalty for doing so.

Does Audi lease include maintenance?

Yes, you can include servicing and maintenance in your Audi lease, whether it’s from Carwow or direct from Audi, but it will cost a bit extra.

What is the cheapest Audi to lease?

Right now, on Carwow, the cheapest Audi to lease is the A1 Sportback, which has leasing costs starting from £221pm.

Can I change from lease to finance Audi?

Yes, but in most cases there will be a ‘settlement fee’ to end the lease early, and that may make it a less than sensible financial decision. You might be better off waiting till the end of your current leasing contract and then switching to a purchase model instead.