Best Range Rover Finance Deals

If you have a new Range Rover, Evoque, Sport or Velar on your shopping list, we're here to help with our picks of the best Range Rover PCP deals we've found online

Range Rover is renowned as one of the most luxurious and desirable brands on the market. Its SUVs compete with the likes of BMW and Audi, which means despite high prices, there are still finance deals and offers available.

In addition to PCP, another option to consider is Range Rover’s subscription service. This is called Pivotal and includes the car, road tax, insurance for two drivers, maintenance and servicing and roadside assistance. It costs £550 to join and there are four tiers to choose from, starting from £950 a month for a Range Rover Evoque, going up to £2150 per month for a Range Rover.

Best Range Rover PCP Offers

Taking out a Range Rover PCP (Personal Contract Purchase) plan is a popular way of getting behind the wheel of the Range Rover of your choice. This involves putting down a deposit, then making monthly payments over a fixed term. At the end of the agreement, you can hand back the car, trade it for a new PCP deal, or pay off the remaining cost of the car to buy it outright.

If you don't need the option to buy, Range Rover's subscription service, Pivotal, requires a £550 joining fee then a monthly fee, starting at £950, that includes the use of the car, road tax, insurance and maintenance. This fee depends on the car you choose, with the Evoque being the cheapest, and Range Rover being the most expensive.

Range Rover also offers Personal Contract Hire (PCH) on all of its models, too, with leases usually lasting 48 months and coming with a solid 10,000 miles per year limit.

How much is a Range Rover monthly payment?

With prices starting from over £104,000, a PCP deal on a Range Rover is never going to be especially cheap. Think over £1000 per month on a 48-month, 10,000 miles per year deal. It's also important to consider the size of the deposit you need to put down before you've even turned a wheel, with over £20,000 required here.

If you're looking to drive a Range Rover for less, consider one of the firm's smaller offerings. PCP deals on the Evoque are frequently competitive, with Range Rover chipping in a decent deposit contribution, reducing the amount you need to put down and keeping monthly payments in check.

Are Range Rovers good to lease?

Range Rovers are expensive cars, so a lease will require a significant outlay each month. However, a lease has the advantage of meaning you’re not responsible for selling the car on, plus you can consolidate the cost of getting behind the wheel into one monthly payment.

The cheapest Range Rover to buy is the Evoque, and this costs around £650 per month on a 48-month leasing deal limited to 10,000 miles per year.

Range Rover offers an optional maintenance, routine service, tyre replacement and repair package with a PCH agreement for an additional monthly fee. The firm also offers Pivotal, a subscription service if you’re looking for total convenience, as insurance is included. Subscriptions on an Evoque start at £950 a month, with a one-off £550 joining fee.

Can you get a PCP on an electric Range Rover?

Not yet, is the short answer. An all-electric Range Rover is currently in development and the waiting list is now open on the firm's website. If you're on this list, you will be first to be invited to pre-order the Range Rover EV when this opens. Although details are currently under wraps, the Range Rover Electric is likely to be benchmarked against the top-end of the Range Rover line-up, and will be priced accordingly, so a large deposit and significant monthly payments on a PCP will be required.

Right now, if you’re looking for an alternative to conventional petrol or diesel power for your Range Rover, you can opt for a Range Rover PHEV, with an electric range of 75 miles.