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SKODA ELROQ ELROQ ESTATE 210kW 85 Edition 82kWh 5dr Auto [Lodge]

Experience the pinnacle of electric luxury. This EV combines impressive performance, advanced technology, and executive comfort for everyday driving.

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SKODA ELROQ ELROQ ESTATE 210kW 85 Edition 82kWh 5dr Auto [Lodge]

Technical Specifications

Range

355 miles

Top Speed

111 mph

0-62 mph

6.6 seconds

Fuel Type

Electric

Seats

5 Seats

Doors

5 Doors

Body Type

4x4

Boot Capacity

470 Litres

Vehicle Dimensions & Weight

Length

4488 mm

Width (With Mirrors)

1884 mm

Gross Weight

2650 kg

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Net Monthly Cost

Monthly

£408

Annually

£4,885

Calculation Breakdown

Description
Monthly Annual
Lease excluding VAT
£553.68 £6,644.16
20% VAT
£110.74 £1,328.88
Employer 13.2% VAT hand back on lease
£55.37 £664.44
Inclusive lease price
£609.05 £7,308.60
Employer Contribution (8% NI Saving)*
£80.39 £964.68
Lease cost employer pays
£528.66 £6,343.92
Tax saving (20%)
£105.74 £1,268.88
Employee NI saving (8%)
£42.30 £6,343.92
Benefit in Kind (BIK) Tax (4%)
£26.41 £316.92
Net Lease Cost
£407.03 £4,884.36

Frequently Asked Questions

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The upfront cost of an electric vehicle (EV) can be higher than that of a traditional petrol or diesel vehicle. However, the cost of electricity, depending on your energy tariff, is often much lower than that of fossil fuels. Additionally, maintenance costs for an EV are generally lower because there is no engine to service, no oil changes required, and the wear on brake pads is reduced due to regenerative braking systems. These systems help slow the vehicle down, resulting in less wear on brake pads, shoes, and discs. If you are leasing an EV through a business or salary sacrifice scheme, the government provides various incentives and tax benefits to promote EV adoption. When considering whether an EV lease is right for you, it's important to evaluate the total cost of ownership throughout the lease period to understand the overall affordability.

Yes, electric vehicles are better for the environment, especially when it comes to our health. They produce zero tailpipe emissions and generate significantly fewer emissions over their lifetime compared to traditional petrol or diesel vehicles. Moreover, many electric utility companies use renewable energy sources like solar and wind power to generate electricity, which further reduces the environmental impact of electric vehicles.

We can offer help and guidance on installing an electric charging point at your home. Please contact us for more information.

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