Mercedes-Benz Lease Deals

Mercedes-Benz sells comfort, refinement and status, and the current Mercedes-Benz line-up reaches much further than that reputation suggests. We can lease 25 models today, in MPV, SUV, Coupe, Estate, Saloon, Hatchback and Convertible form.

Reviewers consistently praise the brand for cabin quality, hushed motorway manners and seats you can sit in for four hours without complaint. The criticism is just as consistent: the infotainment can be fiddly, and reliability surveys rarely put Mercedes near the top.

Choosing is simpler than the model count implies. Start with the shape and the number of seats you actually need, then pick the powertrain that matches your mileage and where you can charge.

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About Mercedes-Benz

Mercedes-Benz is a German premium manufacturer whose cars are known for interior quality, quiet long-distance comfort and a deep safety engineering tradition. The range now runs from compact family cars to luxury saloons, with several electric models sold under the EQ name.

Every model we price carries the same 3-year, unlimited-mileage manufacturer warranty, which is unusually straightforward for a premium brand and helpful if you cover big miles.

The spread of sizes is wide. The B Class measures 4.42 m and the V Class 5.37 m, so "a Mercedes" can mean a car that slots into a tight multi-storey bay or one that carries eight people.

Electrification is not a side project either: 11 of the 25 models we price are available as an electric car, and 12 offer a plug-in hybrid.

The Mercedes-Benz range we lease

The range splits into 12 SUVs, five saloons, two hatchbacks, two estates, two coupes, one MPV and one convertible. Below is what each model is for, with its seats, boot and towing figures, so you can shortlist two or three before looking at prices.

SUVs

The Mercedes-Benz EQA is the compact electric SUV, built for urban and commuter use. Five seats, a 340-litre boot, 4.46 m long, a 5-star Euro NCAP rating and braked towing up to 1,800 kg, across three trims. Deals start from £789.65 a month.

Need the third row without the fuel? The Mercedes-Benz EQB is the electric seven-seater, at 4.68 m long with a 495-litre boot, a 5-star Euro NCAP rating, braked towing up to 1,700 kg and five trims. Deals start from £821.78 a month.

The Mercedes-Benz EQE is the executive-class electric choice, about 4.86 m long with a 430 to 520-litre boot depending on version, five seats, 5-star Euro NCAP and towing up to 1,800 kg. Five trims, three body styles. Deals start from £1,068.73 a month.

The Mercedes-Benz Electric GLC takes the familiar mid-size SUV shape fully electric. Five seats, a 570-litre boot, about 4.85 m long, 5-star Euro NCAP and braked towing up to 2,400 kg, in five trims. Deals start from £770.86 a month.

The Mercedes-Benz G Class is the serious one: petrol, diesel or electric, five seats, a 555 to 640-litre boot depending on version, and braked towing up to 3,500 kg, the most in the range. Seven trims. Deals start from £1,852.90 a month.

The Mercedes-Benz GLA offers the widest choice of power: petrol, diesel, plug-in hybrid or electric across nine trims. About 4.41 m long, five seats, a 410 to 495-litre boot and towing up to 2,000 kg. Deals start from £480.72 a month.

The Mercedes-Benz GLB is the boxy seven-seater, petrol or electric, 4.73 m long with a 480-litre boot and towing up to 2,000 kg. Six trims, and a shape that makes the rear seats genuinely usable. Deals start from £586.24 a month.

The Mercedes-Benz GLC is the mainstream company-car SUV, in petrol, diesel or plug-in hybrid. Five seats, a 470 to 620-litre boot depending on version, about 4.72 m long, 5-star Euro NCAP and towing up to 2,500 kg. Deals start from £746.99 a month.

The Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe trades a little boot space for a sloping roofline: 390 to 545 litres depending on version, five seats, about 4.76 m long, towing up to 2,500 kg, with petrol, diesel and plug-in hybrid across six trims. Deals start from £828.58 a month.

The Mercedes-Benz GLE suits families who tow. Five or seven seats, a 490 to 630-litre boot, about 4.93 m long, 5-star Euro NCAP, braked towing up to 3,500 kg, and petrol, diesel or plug-in hybrid power. Deals start from £1,103.39 a month.

The Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupe is the same idea with five seats and sharper styling, about 4.94 m long, a 510 to 655-litre boot depending on version and towing up to 3,500 kg, in two trims. Deals start from £1,149.28 a month.

The Mercedes-Benz GLS is the full-size petrol flagship SUV, 5.21 m long, with four or seven seats, a 355 to 520-litre boot depending on version, towing up to 3,500 kg and seven trims. Deals start from £1,736.93 a month.

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Hatchbacks

The Mercedes-Benz A Class is the entry point to the brand in hatchback form, with petrol, diesel and plug-in hybrid power across four trims. Five seats, a 310 to 370-litre boot, about 4.43 m long and 5-star Euro NCAP. Deals start from £459.86 a month.

The Mercedes-Benz B Class takes the same footprint and makes it taller and easier to get in and out of. Petrol or diesel, five seats, a 420 to 445-litre boot, 4.42 m long and 5-star Euro NCAP. Deals start from £563.18 a month.

Estates

The Mercedes-Benz CLA covers petrol, diesel and electric across ten trims and four body styles, so it is the most flexible badge here. Five seats, a 405 to 505-litre boot, about 4.69 m long, towing up to 2,400 kg. Deals start from £481.44 a month.

The Mercedes-Benz V Class is the people-mover: diesel only, six or eight seats and about 5.14 m long, in four trims. Airport runs, large families and anyone who moves groups of adults in comfort. Deals start from £1,002.85 a month.

Saloons

The Mercedes-Benz C Class is the classic compact executive saloon, offered with petrol, diesel or plug-in hybrid power, five seats, a 280 to 490-litre boot depending on version, 5-star Euro NCAP and towing up to 1,800 kg. Deals start from £678.95 a month.

The Mercedes-Benz C Class Electric answers the same brief without an engine. Five seats, a 470-litre boot, about 4.88 m long, braked towing up to 1,800 kg and five trims to choose from. Deals start from £868.20 a month.

The Mercedes-Benz E Class is the long-distance business car, about 4.95 m long, with a 370 to 615-litre boot depending on version, 5-star Euro NCAP, towing up to 2,100 kg and petrol, diesel or plug-in hybrid power. Deals start from £825.12 a month.

The Mercedes-Benz EQS is the electric luxury saloon: 5.23 m long, five seats, a 610-litre boot, 5-star Euro NCAP and braked towing up to 1,700 kg, in three trims. Deals start from £1,353.23 a month.

The Mercedes-Benz S Class remains the brand's reference point for rear-seat comfort, in diesel or plug-in hybrid form. Five seats, about 5.31 m long, a 305 to 510-litre boot depending on version, three trims. Deals start from £1,231.31 a month.

MPV

The Mercedes-Benz EQV is the electric seven-seat MPV, 5.14 m long with a 100-litre boot behind the rearmost seats, in a single trim. It suits shuttle work and families who want space without diesel. Deals start from £1,441.10 a month.

Coupes

The Mercedes-Benz AMG GT is the performance flagship, in petrol or plug-in hybrid form. Four seats, 4.73 m long, a 182 to 321-litre boot depending on version and three trims. A weekend car you can still use midweek. Deals start from £1,647.02 a month.

The Mercedes-Benz CLE is the everyday coupe, with petrol, diesel and plug-in hybrid options, four seats, a 290 to 420-litre boot, about 4.87 m long, 5-star Euro NCAP and towing up to 1,800 kg. Deals start from £622.10 a month.

Convertible

The Mercedes-Benz SL Class is the open-top grand tourer, petrol or plug-in hybrid, with four seats and a length of about 4.70 m, in two trims. Roof up, it is a quiet motorway car. Deals start from £1,759.98 a month.

Electric and hybrid Mercedes-Benz models

Eleven of the 25 models we price can be leased as an electric car, and 12 offer a plug-in hybrid, so the brand covers both halves of the switch away from petrol and diesel.

Seven models are electric only: the EQA, EQB, EQE, Electric GLC, C Class Electric, EQS and EQV. Between them they run from a 4.46 m compact SUV to a 5.23 m luxury saloon with a 610-litre boot, and the EQB and EQV both seat seven.

If you can't charge reliably at home, a plug-in hybrid is the sensible halfway house. The GLA, GLC, GLC Coupe, GLE, GLE Coupe, A Class, C Class, E Class, S Class, AMG GT, CLE and SL Class all offer one. Our electric and hybrid leasing guides explain how the two compare in daily use.

Why lease a Mercedes-Benz?

Leasing keeps a Mercedes-Benz inside its 3-year, unlimited-mileage manufacturer warranty for the whole contract, which matters on a brand where out-of-warranty repair bills can be heavy. You hand the car back at the end rather than worrying about resale.

Contract hire fixes your monthly rental for the agreed term and mileage, and road tax is covered for the contract. Servicing stays your responsibility unless you add a maintenance package, which is worth pricing up at the same time.

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FVL has arranged leases on cars like the CLA - available with petrol, diesel or electric power across ten trims - for over 25 years, and our team's job is matching the right version to your mileage, not selling you the biggest engine.

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Which Mercedes-Benz should you choose?

Work backwards from your week. Seats and parking first, powertrain second, badge third - that order saves most people from over-specifying, and it narrows 25 models down to two or three quickly.

For the smallest footprint and easiest parking, the B Class measures 4.42 m and still holds 420 to 445 litres in the boot. The A Class is the sportier hatchback alternative at about 4.43 m.

For a family SUV, the GLC gives you five seats and a 470 to 620-litre boot, while the GLB and EQB both seat seven in a compact shape. Need more room again? The GLS offers four or seven seats, and the V Class carries six or eight.

For towing, the G Class pulls up to 3,500 kg braked, with the GLE, GLE Coupe and GLS also rated at 3,500 kg. For electric family duty, the Electric GLC has a 570-litre boot and tows up to 2,400 kg. Our guide to choosing a lease car covers mileage and term.

Mercedes-Benz leasing FAQs

Specifications from Mercedes-Benz's UK data and Euro NCAP; equipment, towing limits and availability vary by version, so check the individual deal.

Page updated 20 September 2026 by First Vehicle Leasing. Prices and availability shown on this page are live and change as deals are refreshed.