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Hyundai leasing deals 2022

The best Hyundai leasing deals available right now

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​Hyundai’s range of cars is as broad as ever with a mixture of combustion, hybrid and fully-electric superminis, SUVs, and even hot hatchbacks. While Hyundai prices tend to be reasonable, a Personal Contract Hire lease deal could make even the most premium Hyundai models even more affordable.

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At the time of writing, Hyundai is not currently offering any PCH lease deals directly, so we have sourced some of the best deals from independent third-party providers.

Hyundai lease deals from independent providers

Hyundai i20

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The Hyundai i20 is the Korean company's entry into the highly competitive supermini market. In order to compete with such fierce competition, the latest i20 offers practicality, a generous helping of on-board equipment, an impressive yet frugal three-cylinder engine, and even a rather entertaining chassis. 

  • Model: i20 1.0T GDi MHD SE Connect
  • Monthly payments: £212.58
  • Initial rental: £1,913.22
  • No. of payments: 47
  • Annual mileage: 10,000
  • Excess mileage: charges apply

Lease the Hyundai i20 from Leasing.com

Hyundai i30

Hyundai i30

Another model to face fierce competition is the Hyundai i30, which takes on top-selling models such as the Ford Focus and Volkswagen Golf. This family hatchback offers a refined and straightforward ownership experience, with all the essentials included as standard. As part of the package the i30 includes comprehensive active safety equipment, such as lane-keep assist, a fatigue-detection system and autonomous emergency braking, along with a generous five-year warranty.

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  • Model: i30 1.0T GDi SE Connect
  • Monthly payments: £221.62
  • Initial rental: £1,994.58
  • No. of payments: 47
  • Annual mileage: 10,000
  • Excess mileage: charges apply

Lease the Hyundai i30 from Leasing.com

Hyundai Ioniq 5

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The Hyundai Ioniq 5 was the first electric model to be built on the brand’s new Electric Global Modular Platform (E-GMP) and marked the start of a new generation of electric Hyundais. The Ioniq 5 made such a good start, in fact, that it quickly bagged the titles of Car of the Year and Premium Electric Car of the Year at the Auto Express New Car Awards

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  • Model: Ioniq 5 125kW Premium 58 kWh
  • Monthly payments: £419.46
  • Initial rental: £3,775.14
  • No. of payments: 47
  • Annual mileage: 5,000
  • Excess mileage: charges apply

Lease the Hyundai Ioniq 5 from Leasing.com

Hyundai Kona Electric

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Another impressive EV from the same stable is the Hyundai Kona Electric. This SUV offers comfort, SUV practicality, usable real-world battery range, and even punchy performance. Equipment is impressive, too, with 17-inch alloys, a 10.25-inch infotainment system, adaptive cruise control, rear parking sensors and camera, automatic headlights, keyless entry and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto connectivity all fitted as standard.

  • Model: 100kW SE Connect 39kWh
  • Monthly payments: £347.14
  • Initial rental: £3,124.26
  • No. of payments: 47
  • Annual mileage: 5,000
  • Excess mileage: charges apply

Lease the Hyundai Kona Electric from Leasing.com

Hyundai Tucson

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The latest-generation Hyundai Tucson has taken a giant step forward over the previous model, and it now finds itself as a much more premium offering. Striking looks, high-quality materials, and plenty of on-board tech including dual-zone climate control, cruise control, a rear-view camera, heated and folding door mirrors, Bluetooth and DAB audio.

  • Model: 1.6 TGDi SE Connect 2WD
  • Monthly payments: £263.60
  • Initial rental: £2,372.40
  • No. of payments: 47 months
  • Annual mileage: 8,000
  • Excess mileage: charges apply

Lease the Hyundai Tucson from Lease4Less

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