Top 10 cheapest EVs to lease

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.<h2>Top 10 cheapest EVs — March 2026</h2><ol><li>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.</li><li>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.</li><li>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).</li><li>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.</li><li>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.</li><li>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.</li><li>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.</li><li>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.</li><li>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.</li><li>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.</li></ol><h2>EV vs hybrid vs petrol — price comparison</h2>How do electric cars compare to hybrids and petrol cars? Here are the cheapest options by powertrain:<table><thead><tr><th>Powertrain</th><th>Cheapest car</th><th>Price</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Petrol</td><td>Dacia Sandero</td><td>SEK 1,990/mo</td></tr><tr><td>Hybrid</td><td>Citroën C4</td><td>SEK 2,499/mo</td></tr><tr><td>Electric</td><td>Opel Mokka Electric*</td><td>SEK 2,799/mo</td></tr></tbody></table>*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:<ul><li>Petrol: Dacia Sandero SEK 1,990 + ~SEK 900 fuel = ~SEK 2,890/mo total</li><li>Electric: Opel Mokka Electric SEK 2,799 + ~SEK 400 electricity = ~SEK 3,199/mo total</li></ul>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.<h2>Tip: compare total cost, not just leasing price</h2>A lower leasing price without service and insurance can end up costing more. Example:<ul><li>MG 4 via Hedin: SEK 2,995 + ~SEK 600 insurance + ~SEK 200 service = ~SEK 3,795 total</li><li>MG 4 via CarPlus: SEK 3,545 (service + insurance included) = SEK 3,545 total</li></ul>The CarPlus variant is SEK 250/month cheaper overall — despite the leasing price being SEK 550 higher. Always check what's included.<h2>Compare yourself</h2>On <a href="https://www.privatleasa.se/bilar?fuel=electric">privatleasa.se</a> 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 <a href="https://www.privatleasa.se/nyheter/elbilspremie-1300-kr-rabatt-privatleasing">how to get SEK 1,300/mo off</a> your EV lease.

Top 10 cheapest EVs to lease — March 2026

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