This thick SUV’s lease with 7 or 14% of list price
Posted on 05-06-2015 11:01 by Dizono – 51 Comments”
The times that you have a Prius was judged when you less wanted to add are over. This thick good allrounders have baking ability, but only a limited additional tax liability.
We’re going here not to bother with a discussion about the not-so-representative test cycle in which these fat SUVS-with-plug very good consumption figures be listed. The everyone will also be clear that these SUV’s with plug very good consumption figures be listed. The everyone will also be clear that these SUV’s in the practice less economical than specified. And yet, you live on about 50-100 miles of your work and charge your plug-mastodon both at home and at the office, then you are definitely a very much more efficient on the road than with a conventional SUV. The consumption depends on the belief of the driver to also really a bit more sustainable to drive. We did a tour through the Dutch dealers and gathered all the SUV’s that you at this moment or in the near future can lease and be eligible for 7 or 14 percent additional tax.
Volvo XC90 T8 Twin Engine
We still need words dirty to this Swedish giant? It is the cheapest car in the Netherlands, with 400 hp and was recently discussed in the Second Room when the addition is not 14 but 7 percent turned out. We can actually but little reasons to not be for the XC90 to choose, provided that the lease rate permitting of course.
Tax: 7%
Drive: plug-in hybrid (petrol)
Power: 400 hp
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV
The first in this segment, but with “only” 203 horsepower pales the Outlander quite a bit between the German and Swedish violence. It Is by his lower starting price the SUV with the lowest monthly fee. If you want to be, according to the latest fashion in the drive, wait a while on the facelift (see photo) was recently presented.
Tax: 7%
Drive: plug-in (petrol)
Power: 203 hp
Audi Q7 e-tron
Unfortunately for Audi, and the fans of the brand will the Q7 e-tron next year on the market. Additional acid because the car thanks to emissions of 49 grams per kilometre this year still would be eligible for 7% of list price. Next year, however, 15 percent shall be added on the Q7 e-tron, though many of his competitors to 21 percent.
Tax: 7%/15%
Drive: plug-in hybrid (diesel)
Power: 373 hp
BMW X5 xDrive40e
Between its German and Swedish competitors, the BMW X5 xDrive40e a little off the show with “only” 313 hp. Still good for 0-100 in 6,8 seconds, all his opponents that’s about a second faster.
Tax: 14%
Drive: plug-in hybrid (petrol)
Power: 313 hp
Mercedes-Benz GLE 500 e 4Matic
After a S-Class and C-Class plug-in, the GLE is the third Mercedes that as a plug-in is available. The technique shares the Mercedes GLE 500 e with the former: a 3-liter V6 petrol with 333 hp, paired with a 116 hp electric motor.
Tax: 14%
Drive: plug-in hybrid (petrol)
Power: 442 hp
Porsche Cayenne S E-Hybrid
Together with the Outlander PHEV one of the ‘veterans’ under the plug-in SUV’s. The Cayenne S E-Hybrid at that time was unique because of its high combined power, but it is over now ranted by the Mercedes GLE plug-in. Are you looking for a SUV with excellent handling, the Porsche of your choice.
Tax: 14%
Drive: plug-in hybrid (petrol)
Power: 416 hp