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Van leasing is a long-term rental agreement offering the exclusive use of a new van or pick-up truck for a set period. You pick your preferred contract length (two, three or four years), initial rental and mileage parameters at the start of a contract, then pay a series of monthly payments for the duration of the lease. At the end of the contract, the van is handed back to the finance provider without any further obligations.

You can read more in our How Van Leasing Works guide.

We offer a wide range of vans, with options to suit a variety of needs and budgets. If you're a small business or sole trader, you might want a small van or medium van, depending on your requirements. 

If you need something that can handle heavy loads and more complex jobs, you might need a large van or dropside or tipper van. If you're eager to cut down on emissions, check out our range of electric and hybrid vans. 

Those who need to carry passengers may prefer a pickup, minibus, or crew van. 

Businesses of all types and sizes are eligible for van leasing, including sole traders and partnerships, limited companies, and limited liability companies (LLCs). If your business has been trading for two years or more, you may be eligible for Business Contract Hire or Finance Lease. 

If you're a new business (i.e trading for under two years), a personal lease may be suitable as not all finance providers consider new applications from businesses. 

You are welcome to add custom stickers, logos, and company decals to a lease van, but you must remove them at the end of your contract term and before your vehicle is returned to the finance provider. 

Each finance company provides its own guidelines on what is considered acceptable wear and tear, typically based on the age and mileage of the vehicle. 

If you return your van and it is damaged in a way that falls outside of these guidelines (e.g cosmetic damage beyond the superficial), you may be liable to cover the costs of the damage in the form of a lease-end penalty. Be sure to consult your finance provider if you're unsure what is covered by their wear and tear guidelines. 

Please consult our van wear and tear guide for more detailed information. 

We do not offer a part exchange service so you will be responsible for resale or disposal of your existing van if required.