Jaecoo Lease Deals from £243pm

Why lease your Jaecoo through carwow?

Simple and convenient

Simply decide on your contract length, the initial payment and monthly rental, then get your Jaecoo 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 Jaecoo.

Warranty & tax included

Jaecoo 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 Jaecoo

Jaecoo is a new brand for the UK, and it’s Chinese. It’s part of the huge Chinese carmaker Chery, and it’s a sister brand to Omoda, which you may also have heard of.

Like Omoda, Jaecoo is currently focusing on SUVs and for now, it has only one model on sale in the UK: the Jaecoo 7. It comes with a choice of either a 1.5-litre turbo petrol engine, or a plug-in hybrid model with an electric range of up to 56 miles.

The Jaecoo 7 also looks a bit, if you squint, like a Range Rover Velar, so it’s quite a stylish car, and it looks smart inside too with its big screen and roomy cabin (even if it feels a bit cheap, and it’s not all that good to drive).

Jaecoo plans to launch further models in the UK, including a Jaecoo 5 (a smaller SUV) and a Jaecoo 8 (a big seven-seat SUV). The smaller Jaecoo 5 will also be the brand’s first all-electric model here.

Why lease a Jaecoo?

Jaecoo is still a very new brand in the UK market, and so its second hand values are a bit uncertain, so leasing makes a lot of sense. Leasing doesn’t mean you don’t pay any depreciation, as the cost of that is worked out ahead of time by the leasing company, and rolled into the monthly payments. You do at least pay a little less, and you know what you’re paying up front, rather than owning the car and just crossing your fingers come trade-in time.

Leasing with a maintenance plan is also a good idea, as while Jaecoos seem to be well-built, we simply don’t know how reliable they’ll be long-term, so it makes sense to have any potential repairs and servicing work fully covered.

Unlike when you buy on Hire Purchase or PCP, there’s usually no option to keep your car at the end of the lease – it will have to be returned, but leasing companies make that easy to do.

Leasing programmes can also offer other benefits such as fully-inclusive packages that cover your servicing, insurance, VED tax, and even a fresh set of tyres.

Jaecoo lease car FAQs

Can I lease a Jaecoo car?

Yes, Hyundai offers leasing deals to both private and business buyers, and you can lease a new Hyundai directly from Carwow.

How much does it cost to lease a Hyundai?

The cost of leasing a Hyundai will vary from model to model, and between leasing companies, but on Carwow’s Hyundai leasing page , the best offer is from £243pm.

Can I extend my Hyundai lease?

Most leasing companies prefer you to start a new deal, rather than extend an existing one, but in some circumstances, yes, you can extend a leasing deal. Check with the lease provider before you sign the deal if that’s something you think you might want to do.

Can I get out of my Hyundai lease early?

You can get out of a Hyundai lease early, but there will almost always be a cost to do so, as there are penalty payments for ending a lease early. Read the fine print before you sign on the dotted line.