Why Lease These Upcoming Vehicles?
The next 18 months will bring a wave of new cars and vans to the UK that offer better range, smarter tech and stronger value than many current models. For drivers and fleets, leasing an upcoming model can secure you the latest battery tech, fresh styling, improved safety and strong residuals — all with fixed monthly payments and no worries about depreciation.
Whether you’re after a compact EV for low-cost commuting, an executive SUV for business, or an electric van for your fleet, these confirmed production models are the ones to watch.
2025–26 Coming-Soon Line-Up | Price, Specs & Features
The table below highlights non-concept models with confirmed production and UK arrival plans. Specs may vary by trim — use as a guide for planning.
| Model | Segment | Powertrain | Headline Range/Output (target) | Target UK Arrival | Why It’s One to Watch |
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| Kia PV5 Cargo (PBV) | Electric Van (LCV) | EV (51.5–71.2 kWh) | Up to ~258 miles WLTP | Late 2025 | Purpose-built EV van; record-breaking efficiency; ideal for SME fleets |
| Ford E-Transit Custom | Electric Van (LCV) | EV (~64 kWh) | Up to ~209 miles WLTP | 2025 | UK’s favourite mid-size van goes electric; fast DC charging; strong dealer network |
| Volkswagen Transporter Electric (T7) | Electric Van (LCV) | EV (multiple outputs) | Up to ~270 miles WLTP | 2026 | Iconic Transporter with modern EV tech; shared platform with E-Transit Custom |
| Renault Master E-Tech (new gen) | Large Van (LCV) | EV | Up to ~255 miles WLTP | 2025 | Class-leading payload options; great for conversions (Luton/chassis cab) |
| Mercedes-Benz eSprinter (next gen) | Large Van (LCV) | EV (up to ~113 kWh) | Up to ~310 miles WLTP | 2026 | Long-range premium van for motorway fleets and pharma/logistics |
| Škoda Elroq | Compact SUV | EV | ~260–320 miles WLTP (trim-dependent) | 2025 | Practical family EV below Enyaq; value-led specs |
| Cupra Tavascan | Mid-size SUV | EV (RWD/AWD) | ~320–340 miles WLTP | 2025 | Sporty design with strong performance; high spec levels |
| Volkswagen ID.2 | Supermini / Hatch | EV (MEB Entry) | ~220–250 miles WLTP | 2026 | Affordable mainstream EV; perfect for low-cost personal leasing |
| Kia EV4 | Compact Saloon/Hatch | EV | ~300 miles WLTP (expected) | 2026 | Sharp design, Kia 7-year warranty; strong value proposition |
| BMW iX3 (next gen) | Premium SUV | EV (new platform) | ~300+ miles WLTP (target) | 2026 | Premium brand residuals; executive lease favourite |
Interior & Technology Highlights
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Latest Infotainment: Larger touchscreens, connected navigation, wireless smartphone mirroring and over-the-air updates are becoming standard across the board.
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Advanced Safety (ADAS): Expect adaptive cruise, lane-centering, blind-spot monitoring, 360° cameras and improved parking automation.
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Comfort & Materials: Quieter cabins, better seats and sustainable materials; premium feel even in value-focused models.
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Fleet Tools: Many vans add telematics readiness, Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) for on-site power, and improved charging management.
Design & Practicality: What Improves vs Current Models
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Range & Charging: More models target 250–320 miles WLTP with faster DC charging to keep downtime low.
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Space Efficiency: Purpose-built EV platforms (especially vans) bring lower load floors and squarer cargo areas.
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Towing & Payload: Improved towing (up to ~2,300 kg on some) and payload parity with diesel in several LCVs.
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Total Cost of Ownership: Lower servicing and energy costs make upcoming EVs especially attractive on long-term leases.
Coming-Soon vs In-Stock Alternatives
| Need | Coming-Soon Option | In-Stock Style Alternative | What to Consider |
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| Compact budget EV | VW ID.2 | MG4 / VW ID.3 | Wait for lower entry price vs take advantage of today’s specials |
| Family SUV EV | Škoda Elroq | Škoda Enyaq / VW ID.4 / ID.5 | Elroq brings newer tech; current models often have sharper deals |
| Sporty mid-size EV | Cupra Tavascan | Cupra Born | Tavascan adds SUV practicality; Born is cheaper to lease now |
| Executive EV SUV | BMW iX3 (next gen) | Audi Q6 e-tron | Premium residuals likely; consider lead time vs immediate availability |
| Electric work van | Kia PV5 Cargo / E-Transit Custom | Current e-LCVs | Coming models improve range & payload; grants and lead times matter |
Who Should Lease These Upcoming Models?
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Families wanting the latest safety tech, range and space
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EV newcomers seeking fresh models with improved real-world usability
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Business users needing low BiK and premium image (e.g., iX3 next gen)
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Fleets & SMEs planning electrification with better payload/range (PV5, E-Transit Custom, Transporter EV, Master E-Tech, eSprinter)
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Value hunters willing to pre-order to secure launch pricing or early-batch specs
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