Make the switch to electric driving!

Electric vehicles are quieter, easier to maintain, cheaper to fuel and better for the environment. As cities introduce low-emission zones, governments offer incentives and the cost of electric cars falls, Going electric has never been easier.

3 reasons to drive electric

Sustainable
Driving electric means zero CO2 emissions which is obviously better for the environment. As countries and cities move towards zero emission regulations, making the switch now means you’re ahead of the curve.
Economical
Not only is the electricity you use to recharge less expensive than fossil fuels, EV’s usually come with attractive tax breaks. And electric engines require less maintenance, saving you time, money and hassle.
Easy and fun
Driving an electric vehicle is smooth, quiet and comfortable. Charging networks are growing and fast charging technology is improving meaning EV’s have a longer range and quicker charging times.

Featured EVs

Compare popular EV's

See more comparisons

Range anxiety

The range of electric cars keeps increasing and allows most drivers to use their vehicle on a daily basis without having to charge on the go. The latest generation of EV’s offer an range between 300 and 500 km depending on the model.

Charging networks are also rapidly expanding, and the charging technology keeps improving meaning there is no reason to be afraid that you will not reach your destination.

FAQs

The number of kilometres depends on the battery size and efficiency of the vehicle. You can drive 200 to 250 on a fully charged battery with a capacity of 40 kWh. But, if you drive sensibly, you can go even further.. Vehicles with a 64-kWh battery have a range of 350-400 kilometres.
Speed drains the most power from your battery, so remember to keep to the speed limits. There are also other factors that may influence your driving range:
- high or low temperatures (resulting in continuous operation of the air conditioning/heating)
- driving with a strong headwind
- a fully loaded car
- driving uphill for a long period of time
That depends on many factors including: the type of vehicle, the power left in the battery, how fast your vehicle charges, and which kind of charging station you will be using. When charging your car with a standard power socket, approximately 5 to 10 hours is required. When using a fast charger (primarily located along highways), your battery will reach 80% charged in 30 minutes. Remember fast-chargers are more expensive than standard charging stations.
Download an overview of the average charging times per EV
A home charging system is usually not included. Next to the leasing contract, you sign up for a subscription with a provider of charging stations. However, you can easily subscribe through us if you prefer.