The Toyota RAV4 is a practical family SUV that combines a roomy cabin packed with tech with an economical hybrid drive system.
One of the original SUVs, the latest generation looks striking, is reliable and has a choice of 2- or 4-wheel drive. With Toyota RAV4 lease deals exclusively available with hybrid or plug-in hybrid engines, it’s one of the most efficient SUVs to lease.
A spacious and practical cabin.
Comfortable and relaxing drive.
Hybrid comes as standard.
Leasing is a great way of getting behind the wheel of a brand new Toyota RAV4 while paying affordable monthly payments. Select your model then let us know your preferred contract length, estimated mileage and upfront payment. Then, take to the road and enjoy driving your brand new Toyota RAV4 lease.
Don’t worry about hidden charges or depreciation costs; once your contract is up - usually after 2-5 years - simply hand back the keys. It’s that simple! To find out more about how contract hire works, take a look at our easy-to-understand guide to car leasing.
If you’re after a family SUV then you have to consider leasing a Toyota RAV4. The original RAV4 kickstarted the lifestyle SUV market back in the 1990s – and it’s gone on to become one of the most popular family cars. Its practicality, affordability and Toyota’s legendary reputation for reliability make it easy to see why.
Quiet, Powerful Driving With A Commanding Road View
The RAV4 has grown in size compared with older versions. Today it’s similar to the Nissan X-Trail and Skoda Kodiaq, both of which were also designed with practicality in mind. This means that 5 people can travel in comfort, with decent head- and legroom in the back.
And the boot hasn’t been neglected either. With the rear seats up it offers 580 litres of space. This grows to 1,690 litres when you fold them down.
Bear in mind that the Plug-In Hybrid model of the RAV4 loses some boot space to accommodate its 18.1kWh lithium-ion battery pack, with capacity ranging from 520 to 1,604 litres based on configuration.
The RAV4 is only available as a Hybrid or a Plug-In Hybrid, and as a result claims impressive fuel economy and emissions numbers. This all helps to keep Benefit-in-Kind (BIK) rates low for any company car drivers. Toyota claims 48.8-49.5mpg, impressive figures for an SUV with a 2.5-litre petrol engine. The hybrid tech as well as the ability to drive on pure electric power helps those figures.
The RAV4 boasts emissions figures as low as 129g/km for front-wheel-drive models and only 131g/km on 4-wheel drive-versions. This makes it a cheaper car to run than some competitors, despite the car having a higher price point initially.
For the ultimate BIK benefit, though, the Plug-In Hybrid claims 22g/km of CO2 and up to 282.5mpg, although that latter figure does wholly depend on how often you charge your Toyota RAV4 lease and drive it on its electric power alone.
The RAV4 is only available as a 5-door family SUV.
Icon Design Excel Dynamic Black Edition Dynamic Premium
Even the most basic version of the RAV4 comes well equipped. It gets an 8-inch infotainment screen, adaptive cruise control, a rear-view camera and automatic high beam. Electrically adjustable door mirrors, LED daytime running lights and USB connections are also provided. It also has a full-size spare wheel.
Family SUVs are all the rage now – taking over from saloons, hatchbacks and estates. If you’re looking for similar cars to the Toyota RAV4, the Skoda Kodiaq is becoming one of the most popular cars in the class, offering practicality at an affordable price. The Nissan X-Trail is another great choice and like the Skoda, can be had as a 7-seater.
However, if you’re looking for a low emissions, economical car to run without compromising on driving performance, the Toyota RAV4 is well worth considering.
Toyota has become the biggest carmaker in the world on the back of its reputation for reliability. The company’s hybrid system, standard on the RAV4, has proven itself in the Prius. The RAV4 in particular is one of its sturdiest models of all.
With the seats up, the Hybrid gets 580 litres of boot space, which is more than in the larger Nissan X-Trail. Fold the seats down and you have 1,690 litres; although both figures are reduced on the Plug-In Hybrid, to 520-1604 litres.
There’s a range of trim levels to choose from, starting from the base Icon up to the range-topping Dynamic Premium. Even the base model comes well equipped, including a touchscreen and a host of driver assist systems. Upgrade to the top of the range and you also get leather seats and a larger 9-inch screen.
Yes, all models get rear parking sensors as standard as well as a rear parking camera. Climb up the range to the Design trim and you get front parking sensors as well.
Toyota invented the small SUV with the original RAV4 more than 25 years ago. Since then, it’s matured to become a practical family car that ticks all the boxes. It also has Toyota’s legendary reputation for reliability and now comes with the Japanese company’s excellent hybrid system.
Toyota invented the small SUV with the original RAV4 more than 25 years ago. Since then, it’s matured to become a practical family car that ticks all the boxes. It also has Toyota’s legendary reputation for reliability and now comes with the Japanese company’s excellent hybrid system.
From no hidden fees at the end of your contract to affordable monthly payments, there are so many reasons to choose Vanarama for your next Toyota RAV4 lease deal. We’re rated excellent on Trustpilot and our friendly customer service team are on hand to help and advise you, so you know you’ll get the right car and lease deal for you.
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