This car’s lease now with 7% tax
Posted on 29-05-2015 at 15:48 by MauritsH – 56 Comments”
Leaserijders only the remaining 7 months of this year, take advantage of the favorable 7%-bijtellingscategorie. Who before 2016 of a new lease, is still 5 years under the old bijtellingsregime. But what falls in that category actually to choose? And what are the lease amounts are opposite?
Next year fall hybrids with emissions of up to 50 grams per kilometre in the class with a 15% tax liability and that provides for private use significantly higher cost. A mastodon as the Audi Q7 e-tron with 46 grams of CO2 per kilometre is probably just too late to have the container full benefit in 2015. The cars in the list below, save it.
Volkswagen Passat GTE
This Passat has enough electric range to average commuting without emissions, able to drive. Perhaps not the most pronounced appearance of the cars in this list, but a strong player on the leasemarkt.
Tax: 7%
Drive: plug-in hybrid (petrol)
Power: 215 hp
Volvo V60 D5 Twin Engine
The little brother of the D6 that is also in this list. Biggest difference between the two is the slightly pinched five cylinder dieselblok. The electric motor and the battery pack both cars are also the same.
Tax: 7%
Drive: plug-in hybrid (diesel)
Power: 230 hp
Ford C-Max Plug-in Hybrid
The brand of the blue oval has, over the years, enough experience with phevs. The C-Max drives may not be great, but offers apart from the small-sized trunk, plenty of space and the performance are nice. Especially a competitor of the Outlander PHEV.
Tax: 7%
Drive: plug-in hybrid (petrol)
Power: 185 hp
Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid
Breaking new ground in the field of hybrid technology, but in June of this year stops the production of the well-known Prius. A successor having for now we unfortunately not yet to be expected.
Tax: 7%
Drive: plug-in hybrid (petrol)
Power: 136 ps
Volkswagen Golf GTE
Probably just not a real GTI, but that makes it no less a fine car. Pays compared to the pure gas chamber equivalent to little in terms of performance, but it is certainly for the (lease car drivers) it’s much cheaper in the tax. That is certainly true also for the leasetarief as you can for 26 the benefit of superdealtarief of €497,- per month.
Tax: 7%
Drive: plug-in hybrid (petrol)
Power: 204 ps
Mercedes C350 Plug-in Hybrid
Is as a hybrid might be a little less strong, because the battery is quite a bit of space. Moreover, a regular charge is required to be really economical to drive and that is not ideal. The C350 Plug-in has on the other hand, though a fine coach, and also offers excellent performance.
Tax: 7%
Drive: plug-in hybrid (petrol)
Power: 279 hp
Audi A3 e-tron
Feel just use like a normal A3, but as soon as you ‘m to test the e-tron z’n extra kilo’s is no longer obscure. It is a very car in addition to a good place.
Tax: 7%
Drive: plug-in hybrid (petrol)
Power: 205 hp
BMW i3 Range Extender
Also available without the range extender, but both versions lack a good range. The version with a small petrol engine as a range extender on board, in theory, up to 300 km away. Nevertheless, a striking and innovative car.
Tax: 7%
Drive: electric with range extender (petrol)
Power: 170 hp
Volvo V60 D6 Plug-in Hybrid
In big lines the same car as the V60 D5, which already was addressed. Retrieves up to 50 horsepower extra from the same diesel engine and electric motor and is also sufficiently powerful and sporty.
Tax: 7%
Drive: plug-in hybrid (diesel)
Power: 280 hp