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A guide to the Aion cars First Vehicle Leasing can arrange today, covering the electric Aion V family SUV. Find out what the brand stands for, what the V offers and how to decide whether it fits your driving.
Aion has arrived in the UK with a deliberately simple offer built around aftercare and family practicality rather than badge heritage. The current Aion line-up we can lease is one model: an electric SUV.
That car is the Aion V, a five-seat family SUV measuring 4.61 metres long with a 427-litre boot. One body style, one powertrain, one trim - which makes the brand unusually easy to shop.
So choosing an Aion is really one decision: does an electric family SUV suit how you drive? If it does, the rest is term, mileage and initial rental.
Aion at a glance
| Models we lease | 1 |
|---|---|
| Body styles | SUV |
| Powertrains | Electric |
| Electric models | V |
The models we can lease today and their manufacturer data. Last updated 20 September 2026.
Aion is a purely electric brand, and every Aion we can lease today is electric. It sells one model in the UK, the V, a 4.61-metre SUV with five seats, and it competes on space, quality and ownership cover rather than novelty.
Aion doesn't behave like a start-up, backing its cars with serious aftercare. Reviewers consistently praise the V's cabin quality, passenger room and refinement, and note how much kit comes as standard.
They're less enthusiastic about the styling, which most describe as sensible rather than striking, and nobody calls it quick. Aion's own pitch leans hard on aftercare and ownership cover tied to the car itself. For a new badge, that matters more than kerb appeal.
The Aion range we lease is one car: the Aion V, an electric SUV with five seats, a 427-litre boot and a 4.61-metre body. There are no petrol, diesel or hybrid Aions on our price list, and the V comes in a single trim.
The Aion V is a five-seat electric family SUV, 4.61 metres long with a 427-litre boot - roughly the footprint of the mainstream SUVs most families already run. With one trim to choose, the specification decision is made for you.
It suits households swapping a petrol crossover for something electric without shrinking the cabin. Reviewers repeatedly single out rear legroom and the calm, well-finished interior, which is what you actually notice on a school run or a long motorway drag.
Every Aion on our price list is electric. There are no plug-in hybrids, no mild hybrids and no combustion engines in the range we can lease, so if you're moving away from petrol, the choice is the electric Aion V.
The V is the whole story here: a five-seat SUV, 4.61 metres long, with 427 litres of boot space and a single trim level. The V's electric powertrain shows in how usable the cabin space is.
Aion's ownership package details are worth confirming with the manufacturer on the version you choose. If you're new to EVs, our electric car guide covers charging, range and running costs in plain English.
Leasing suits a new brand well. At the end of the lease you simply hand the car back, with no resale to worry about.
That last point carries weight with a badge British buyers are still getting to know.
Our team has been arranging car leases for over 25 years, and what we do here is the leasing side: funder selection, terms, mileage and paperwork. For help setting mileage and contract length sensibly, read our guide to choosing your car.
With a single model on our price list, the honest answer is that the Aion V is the Aion - and your real decision is whether it beats rivals on your shortlist. Here's how it lines up against the usual requirements.
Easiest to park? The V, at 4.61 metres, which is mid-sized rather than large, though it's still an SUV and rear visibility is worth checking on a test drive.
The family choice? Again the V. Five seats, 427 litres of boot space and a cabin reviewers rate for rear legroom cover most family duties, from pushchairs to teenagers.
The electric one? All of them, because the V is electric and Aion sells nothing else here.
Towing? We don't publish a towing figure for the V, so check the individual deal and Aion's own specification before you commit to a caravan or trailer.
Need seven seats? You won't get them from Aion. The V is a five-seater, and if a third row is non-negotiable you'll need to look at another brand's SUVs.
Specifications from Aion's UK data; equipment, battery cover and availability vary by version, so check the individual deal before you order.
Page updated 20 September 2026 by First Vehicle Leasing. Prices and availability shown on this page are live and change as deals are refreshed.
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