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Top 10 cheapest EVs to lease — March 2026

4 March 2026 · PrivatLeasa.se · Läs på svenska

We've reviewed every private leasing offer in Sweden and ranked the 10 cheapest electric cars you can lease right now — March 2026. Prices start at SEK 1,073/month (BMW iX1 with special terms) and there are eight pure EVs under SEK 3,500/month.

Top 10 cheapest EVs — March 2026

  1. BMW iX1 eDrive 20 — SEK 1,073/mo (Bilia, 10,000 km/yr, service included)
    The absolute lowest EV leasing price right now. Note that this is likely a promotional price from Bilia with special terms — verify conditions before signing.
  2. Opel Mokka Electric — SEK 2,799/mo (Opel official, 10,000 km/yr, service included)
    The cheapest "regular" EV offer. Opel's compact electric SUV with service included — a genuinely great deal with no asterisks.
  3. Renault 5 E-Tech — SEK 2,990/mo (Hedin, 10,000 km/yr)
    The most talked-about EV of the year. Retro design, modern tech and a price just under SEK 3,000. Without service or insurance — expect add-ons. Also available via Renault official (SEK 3,290/mo with service) and CarPlus (SEK 3,640/mo with service and insurance).
  4. MG 4 — SEK 2,995/mo (Hedin, 10,000 km/yr)
    A lot of car for the money with a 49 kWh battery and 170 hp. Like the Renault 5, no extras included — compare with the CarPlus version at SEK 3,545/mo which includes service and insurance.
  5. Citroën ë-C3 Aircross — SEK 3,199/mo (Citroën official, 10,000 km/yr, service included)
    Family-friendly electric SUV with service in the price. One of the best total-cost deals on the list.
  6. Renault 5 E-Tech — SEK 3,290/mo (Renault official, 15,000 km/yr, service included)
    Same car as #3 but with 50% more kilometres and service included. Often the better deal if you drive more.
  7. MINI Cooper Electric — SEK 3,395/mo (Hedin, 10,000 km/yr)
    Premium compact with go-kart handling. Without service or insurance in this offer.
  8. Citroën ë-C3 — SEK 3,399/mo (Citroën official, 10,000 km/yr, service included)
    Simpler and slightly cheaper than the Aircross version. Perfect city car with service included.
  9. Renault 4 E-Tech — SEK 3,490/mo (Hedin, 10,000 km/yr)
    The sibling of Renault 5 in SUV form. More space, retro design and modern electric technology.
  10. MG 4 Standard — SEK 3,545/mo (CarPlus, 15,000 km/yr, service and insurance included)
    Same MG 4 but with everything included: service, insurance and more mileage. The hidden total cost is often lower than the Hedin offer despite the higher leasing price.

EV vs hybrid vs petrol — price comparison

How do electric cars compare to hybrids and petrol cars? Here are the cheapest options by powertrain:

PowertrainCheapest carPrice
PetrolDacia SanderoSEK 1,990/mo
HybridCitroën C4SEK 2,499/mo
ElectricOpel Mokka Electric*SEK 2,799/mo

*BMW iX1 at SEK 1,073/mo excluded as it's a promotional price with special terms.

The gap between the cheapest petrol car and cheapest EV is SEK 809/month. But when you factor in fuel versus electricity, the picture changes:

  • Petrol: Dacia Sandero SEK 1,990 + ~SEK 900 fuel = ~SEK 2,890/mo total
  • Electric: Opel Mokka Electric SEK 2,799 + ~SEK 400 electricity = ~SEK 3,199/mo total

The difference shrinks to around SEK 300/month. And if you qualify for the new EV premium (SEK 1,300/mo subsidy), the electric car becomes SEK 1,000 cheaper per month.

Tip: compare total cost, not just leasing price

A lower leasing price without service and insurance can end up costing more. Example:

  • MG 4 via Hedin: SEK 2,995 + ~SEK 600 insurance + ~SEK 200 service = ~SEK 3,795 total
  • MG 4 via CarPlus: SEK 3,545 (service + insurance included) = SEK 3,545 total

The CarPlus variant is SEK 250/month cheaper overall — despite the leasing price being SEK 550 higher. Always check what's included.

Compare yourself

On privatleasa.se you can filter by electric, sort by price and see exactly what's included in each offer. Prices are updated daily.

Considering the EV premium? Read our article on how to get SEK 1,300/mo off your EV lease.

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