Best PCP car deals UK: top monthly offers for March 2026
| Written by: Tom Phillips | Last updated: 9th March 2026 |
Up to 90% of new cars that hit the road are financed with Personal Contract Purchase, or PCP, with drivers able to pay a small deposit and make affordable monthly payments for their car, rather than having to find a large cash sum.
What is PCP?
PCP is really simple. Usually, you pay a deposit that's affordable, or use the trade-in value of your existing car to cover the initial amount required for your agreement. Then you pay a set number of monthly payments over a period of time, usually between two and five years. At the end of the agreement, you have the option to buy your car, trade it in for a new PCP deal on a new car, or hand it back once your deal is done.
Factors that influence the size of a monthly payment include the cost of the car, the length of the PCP agreement and the annual milage allowance. What might seem like a great deal might only include 6000 miles per year, for example. PCP agreements having very high interest rates, which can be bumped up if you have a lower credit rating, are worth a swerve, too.
The popularity of PCP deals means car dealers and car makers often concentrate on offering their best deals here. Incentives to look out for include 0% interest rates, zero deposit deals and significant deposit contributions, especially if you buy from a franchised dealer and use that firm’s financial services for the loan. If you’re flexible in your approach, then great deals await.
Looking to buy electric? Then there's the government's Electric Car Grant, which could give you up to £3750 off the cost of a new EV, and is being matched by some companies regardless of EV Grant eligibility.
Keeping on top of the latest, greatest PCP deals can be a chore, which is where we come in. This page includes the best PCP car deals in the UK available to new car buyers right now. We search far and wide to hopefully find the right car PCP deals that works for you.
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Our round-up of the best new-car PCP deals highlights the deals we think are the best balance between a low deposit and affordable monthly payments. This list includes PCP deals being offered by carmakers right now, plus our picks of individual models that have caught our eye.
Abarth
- The Abarth 600e is available on 60-month conditional sale at 0% APR with a minimum 40% deposit or PCP starting at £289 a month for 48 months. Both deals include a £1350 deposit contribution
- The Abarth 500e is available as above but with a £1900 deposit contribution, with PCP starting at £279 a month
- Find out more on these deals
Alfa Romeo
- The Alfa Romeo Junior has £250-£1000 towards deposits, and the Alfa Romeo Junior Elettrica gets a £1500 Alfa Romeo Electric Car grant
- Deposit contributions are available on in-stock versions of the Alfa Romeo Tonale (£1250-£4500) with a decent 3.9% APR
- Find out more on these deals
Alpine
- The new Alpine A290 range starts at £309 a month at 4.9% APR on a 48-month deal and all A290 models get the full £3750 government Electric Car Grant
- The Alpine A110 starts at £575 a month and all models get a year of free servicing thrown in
- Find out more on these deals
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- Deposit contributions include the Audi A1 (£1250), Audi A3 (£3125-£7750), Audi A5 (£7000), Audi A6 (£4750-£9000) and Audi A8 (£15,000-£17,000)
- SUV contributions include the Audi Q2 (£4750), Audi Q5 (£1750), Audi Q7 (£6000-£11,750) and Audi Q8 (£6500-£11,000)
- EV contributions include the Audi A6 Avant e-tron (£5000), Audi Q4 e-tron (£8250), Audi Q6 e-tron (£7000) and Audi e-tron GT (£11,000)
- The e-tron deals include a free Ohme home charger worth £999 or an extra £500 discount
- Find out more on these deals
PCP Deal: Audi Q4 e-tron S Line 40
£539 a month: 4 year PCP at 5.9% APR with £8250 deposit contribution
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The Audi Q4 e-tron is Audi's take on the Volkswagen ID.4 and Skoda Kodiaq, and features a great interior and solid electric range. This deal includes a generous £8250 deposit contribution, and buyers can choose between a free Ohme home charger worth up to £999, or an extra £500 off. There's also a credit for the equivalent of 30,000 free miles of charging over three years if you're an OVO energy customer.
| Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
| £5436 | 47 x £539 (£25,333) | £16,971 | £55,250 | 10,000 | 31st March 2026 |
BMW
- BMW sales offer discounts include the BMW 120 M Sport (£677 and 2.9% APR), BMW 420i M Sport Gran Coupe (£3889) and BMW 550e xDrive M Sport (£8798)
- Electric deals include the BMW i4 M60 (£9570), BMW i5 M60 (£11,310) BMW iX xDrive60 M Sport (£14,655) and BMW X5 xDrive50e M Sport (£3278). The new BMW iX3 starts at £799 a month
- Find out more on these deals
PCP Deal: BMW 120 M Sport
£349 a month: 4 year PCP at 2.9% APR with £677 deposit contribution

The latest BMW 1 Series represents a decent evolution of the car's predecessor. It's still nice to drive, and definitely the car to choose if you're a keen driver after an upmarket hatchback, while the interior looks good and feels well made.
The entry level model is perhaps the pick of the range, which makes this deal all the more appealing, as it offers a small but welcome deposit contribution to peg the deposit required at just over £4500, pretty low APR and affordable monthly payments.
| Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
| £4549.45 | 47 x £349 (£16,403) | £16,328.56 | £37,281.01 | 8000 | 31st March 2026 |
BYD
- The BYD Dolphin Surf starts at £229 a month with £229 deposit, the BYD Dolphin starts at £249 with £249 down. The new BYD Atto 2 starts at £299 with £299 deposit and the BYD Atto 3 is £399 with £399 deposit. All have deposit contributions and retailer discounts
- The BYD Seal U DM-i starts at £359, the BYD Seal 6 DM-i at £389 and the BYD Seal starts at £449, and the BYD Sealion 7 starts at £479 at 1.9% APR
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PCP Deal: BYD Dolphin Surf Boost
£229 a month: 4 year PCP at 1.9% APR with £229 customer deposit

The BYD Dolphin Surf might be one of the Chinese firm's smallest cars, but it's also one of the best. Cheap to buy, well equipped and really quite spacious for its small size, the Dolphin Surf has plenty to recommend it.
BYD is also offering plenty of incentives to get behind the wheel. Choose the entry level Active trim and you pay £249 a month with £249 deposit and a low 1.9% APR on a 48-month deal. However, an upgrade to mid-spec Boost trim costs less per month and requires a lower deposit thanks to a bigger deposit contribution.
| Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
| £229 | 48 x £229 (£10,992) | £7556.25 | £21,247.06 | 6000 | 31st March 2026 |
Chery
- The Chery Tiggo 7 starts at £249 a month at 1.9% APR, while the PHEV version starts at £299, and is 0% APR with £500 off
- The Chery Tiggo 8 starts at £349 a month at 2.9% APR, while the PHEV starts at £389 with 0% APR and £350 off
- Find out more on these deals
Citroen
- The Citroen C3 is £140 a month and the new Citroen C3 Aircross is £130, the Citroen C4 costs £255 a month and the Citroen C4 X starts at £268, and the Citroen C5 Aircross starts from £186 a month all with 0% APR over two years
- The Citroen e-C3 starts from £186, the Citroen e-C3 Aircross at £112, the Citroen e-C4 at £415 and the Citroen e-C5 Aircross at £140. Again, all are 0% APR over 24 months
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PCP Deal: Citroen e-C5 Aircross You 210PS Extended Range
£140 a month: 2 year PCP at 0% APR with £1500 Electric Car Grant

The Citroen e-C5 Aircross is spacious, comfortable and really good value. It takes the supple ride of the petrol powered C5 Aircross and mixes that with smooth electric drive. Plus, while it uses the same tech as the Peugeot e-3008 and Vauxhall Grandland Electric, the e-C5 Aircross is more appealing.
This deal is on an e-C5 Aircross with the more powerful motor and long-range battery, and takes advantage of Citroen's range-wide 0% APR offer. It's limited to a 24-month time period and requires a deposit of over £8000, although the OTR price isn't too expensive to begin with thanks to the £1500 government Electric Car Grant.
| Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
| £8141.34 | 23 x £140.42 (£3229.66) | £21,194 | £32,565 | 8000 | Ongoing |
Cupra
- There's £6000 deposit contributions on the Cupra Terramar, Cupra Leon, Cupra Ateca and Cupra Formentor, all at 6.9% APR, as long as you order by the end of March
- There's £8000 towards your deposit on pre-facelift Cupra Born models plus an extra £1500 EV Grant on entry level models, and £11,000 towards your Cupra Tavascan, and both are 6.9% APR. A 0% APR option is available on the EVs, too
- Find out more on these deals
Dacia
- The Dacia Spring is available with 3.9% APR over 48 months and a £3750 Dacia EV Grant contribution, and starts at £129 a month
- The Dacia Sandero Stepway has £500 towards your deposit, and the Dacia Duster and Dacia Bigster have £500-£750
- Find out more on these deals
PCP Deal: Dacia Spring Expression Electric 70
£129 a month: 4 year PCP at 3.9% APR with £3750 Dacia EV Grant

The Dacia Spring has been given a thorough refresh, and now features more powerful 70PS and 100PS motors for more performance, a revised chassis with improvements to suspension and brakes, and a better interior spec.
It's also even more affordable than before, with prices starting at £12,240, including a £3750 Dacia Electric Car Grant. That discount is available to finance buyers, too, which means a four-year PCP costs £129 a month with a £2776 deposit, and Dacia is also currently throwing in a free charging cable and £250-worth of charging credit.
| Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
| £2776 | 48 x £129 (£6182) | £4362 | £17,081 | 6000 | 31st March 2026 |
DS Automobiles
- The DS 3 is available on PCP from £399 a month at 3.9% APR with a £2250 deposit contribution, the DS No4 E-Tense starts at £379 a month with £1500 towards your deposit, and the DS No8 costs from £599 with £750 deposit contribution
- Find out more on these deals
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- The Fiat Grande Panda starts at £199 a month and has a £250 deposit contribution, the Fiat 600e Hybrid costs from £239 and has £1900-£2175 towards your deposit
- The Fiat Grande Panda Electric and Fiat 500e start at £199 and the Fiat 600e at £279 a month. The 500e has 0% APR on PCP and all three electric models get deposit contributions
- Find out more on these deals
Ford
- The Ford Puma Gen-E gets the full £3750 government Electric Car Grant, while the regular Ford Puma has £1000 deposit contributions
- The remaining Ford Focus models have 0% APR and £1000 towards deposits, and Ford Kuga models have a £3000 deposit contribution or 0% APR
- The Ford Explorer and Ford Capri have a £4000 deposit contribution and 0% APR, and the Ford Mustang Mach-E has £8500 off and 0% APR
- Find out more on these deals
PCP Deal: Ford Puma Titanium 125PS
£309 a month: 4 year PCP at 2.9% APR with £1000 deposit contribution

The Ford Puma picked up the baton from the Fiesta, replacing it at or near the very top of the UK sales charts for the past three years. The recently facelifted Puma is available with a £1000 deposit contribution, and all Ford Solutions PCP Puma offers include a low 2.9% APR. Vehicles are generally in stock and ready to go, too, so delivery times are as short as one week. All are well equipped, too, so we've picked an entry level Puma Titanium here.
| Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
| £3000 | 48 x £308.78 (£14,821.44) | £9634 | £28,475.26 | 6000 | 31st March 2026 |
Geely
- The Geely EX5 is available on a four-year PCP at 0% APR, and the EX5 SE (£1400), EX5 Pro (£1700) and Geely EX5 Max (£2200) all have deposit contributions
- Find out more on these deals
Genesis
- The Genesis GV60 starts from £449 a month thanks to a £9000 deposit contribution
- Other deposit contributions include the Genesis Electrified G80 and Genesis Electrified GV70 (£5000)
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GWM
- The GWM Ora starts at £249 a month with 0% APR. All models get a £3750 GWM Electric Car Grant
- The Haval Jolion hybrid starts at £259 a month at 5.9% and gets a £2000 GMN Hybrid Grant
- The POER300 pickup starts at £369 a month with 1.9% APR
- Find out more on these deals
Honda
- Deposit contributions include the Honda Jazz, Honda ZR-V and Honda Civic (£2000), Honda HR-V (£2500) and Honda CR-V (£3000)
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Hyundai
- Deposit contributions include the Hyundai i20 (£1250-£2000) and Hyundai Bayon (£2000). The Hyundai Kona, Hyundai Santa Fe and Hyundai Tucson have 0% APR available
- Electric offers include the Hyundai Inster (£4500), Hyundai Kona Electric, Hyundai Ioniq 5, Hyundai Ioniq 6 and Hyundai Ioniq 9 (£1500)
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PCP Deal: Hyundai Inster 01
£222 a month: 4 year PCP at 3.9% APR with £3750 Hyundai Grant and £750 deposit contribution

The Hyundai Inster is a welcome breath of fresh air as it looks like nothing else on the road. It's roomy and practical for a small car too, and even the base model is well equipped. You can have one with zero deposit to pay, while monthly costs are tempered by a decent £3750 Hyundai Electric Car grant that's the equivalent of the top government Electric Car Grant discount and a £750 deposit contribution.
| Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
| £4000 | 48 x £221.72 (£10,642.56) | £8127.98 | £23.520.54 | 10,000 | 31st March 2026 |
Jaecoo
- The Jaecoo 5 starts at £239 a month with 1.9% APR, and the Jaecoo 5 Electric starts at £369 with 3.9% APR
- The Jaecoo 7 starts from £349 a month with 1.9% APR, and the Jaecoo 7 SHS PHEV starts from £379 a month with 0% APR
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PCP Deal: Jaecoo 7 SHS PHEV 1.5T Luxury Auto
£379 a month: 4 year PCP at 0% APR with £500 test drive voucher

The Jaecoo 7 has been selling spectacularly well in the UK, only bested by the Kia Sportage in the first month's SMMT new car sales figures. And there's lots to like, as the 7 is well equipped, decent to look at and has a high-quality interior. It's also really solid value on PCP.
We've given the standard car a swerve and opted for the better-sorted SHS PHEV on a 48-month deal that's £379 a month. It's 0% APR and requires a deposit of less than £2300. There's even a £500 test drive bonus thrown in, too.
| Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
| £2231.50 | 47 x £379 (£17,813) | £14,620.50 | £35,165 | 8000 | 31st March 2026 |
Jeep
- PCP deposit contributions are available on the Jeep Avenger (£4125-£5830), while the electric version also gets a £3750 Jeep EV Grant
- The new Jeep Compass has £2000-£2800 towards deposits
- Find out more on these deals
KGM Motors
- The KGM Actyon, KGM Torres and KGM Korando get a £1000 deposit contribution on a four-year PCP
- The KGM Torres EVX gets £1000 off and a £3750 KGM Electric Car Grant
- Find out more on these deals
Kia
- Kia is offering zero deposit PCP on all models, plus deposit contributions including the Kia Picanto, Kia Niro PHEV and Kia Sorento (£500), Kia K4 and Kia Stonic (£1000), Kia XCeed, Kia Niro Hybrid and Kia Sportage (Up to £2000)
- There's also £1500 towards the Kia EV5, Kia EV6 and Kia EV9 and £3000 off the Kia EV3 and Kia EV4
- Find out more on these deals
PCP Deal: Kia Sportage Pure
£481 a month: 3 year PCP at 5.9% APR with zero deposit and £1500 deposit contribution

The Kia Sportage is one of the UK's best-selling cars. And it's not hard to see why, given that Kia's family SUV has plenty of equipment, even in entry-level Sportage Pure trim as we've chosen here, a spacious interior and a great warranty.
The Sportage also benefits from some decent finance incentives like Kia chipping in £1500-£2000 depending on the model you choose so you don't need to put down a deposit. All of which should mean getting behind the wheel of the top-selling Sportage shouldn't break the bank.
| Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
| £0 | 36 x £481.17 (£17,322.12) | £16,180 | £35,002.12 | 8000 | 31st March 2026 |
Land Rover
- The Land Rover Discovery Sport has a £3000 deposit contribution and starts at £489 a month, the Land Rover Discovery starts at £599 a month with £4000 towards your deposit, and the Land Rover Defender 110 starts at £659 with a £2000 deposit contribution
- Find out more on these deals
Leapmotor
- The Leapmotor T03 starts at £169 a month with 0% APR, a £169 deposit, £406 deposit contribution and £1500 Leap Grant
- The new Leapmotor B10 starts at £299 with £299 down, a £1261 deposit contribution and £1500 Leap Grant
- The Leapmotor C10 EV starts at £329 a month with 0% APR, a £329 deposit, £416 deposit contribution and £3750 Leap Grant. The C10 hybrid is £399 a month with £399 down and 0% APR
- Find out more on these deals
Lexus
- Selected Lexus RZ models are available with 0% APR and a £3750 Lexus EV allowance
- Deposit contributions are also available on selected Lexus LBX (£750), Lexus NX (£1500), Lexus UX (£2000), and Lexus RX models (£1500-£5000)
- Find out more on these deals
Mazda
- Deposit contributions include the Mazda2 Hybrid (£1000), Mazda CX-30 (£250), Mazda CX-60 (£500) and Mazda CX-80 (£1000-£2000) all are 0% APR
- The Mazda3 has a £1000 deposit contribution at 3.9% APR, and the Mazda MX-5 is 4.9% APR
- Find out more on these deals
PCP Deal: Mazda2 hybrid Centre-Line
£219 a month: 4 year PCP at 0% APR with £1000 deposit contribution

The Mazda2 hybrid is the Mazda-badged twin of the Toyota Yaris, which means you get all of the remarkably efficient hybrid drivetrain of the Yaris, and its Lexus-like plush ride, but with a Mazda badge on the bonnet and boot instead.
Right now, there's 0% APR on the whole Mazda2 hybrid range, and you get £1000 towards your deposit, so for just over £3500 deposit and £219 a month you could have a car that's definitely not a Yaris in disguise on your drive.
| Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
| £3634.40 | 47 x £219 (£10,293) | £9653 | £24,580 | 6000 | 31st March 2026 |
Mercedes-Benz
- Mercedes PCP discounts include the Mercedes A-Class (£5000), Mercedes GLA (£2500), Mercedes GLE (£3000) and Mercedes GLS (£7500)
- Electric deals include the Mercedes CLA with EQ Technology (£1000) Mercedes EQB (£4500 and 0% APR), Mercedes EQA (£7000 and 0% APR), Mercedes EQE Saloon (£6250) and Mercedes EQS Saloon (£9999)
- Find out more on these deals
MG
- Deposit contributions include the MG4 Urban and MG4 (£1000-£1500 and 0% APR), the MGS5 (£3000 and 0%) and MGS6 (£1500 and 0%)
- The MG IM5 and MG IM6 are 0% APR, and there are deposit contributions on the MG3 (£750-£1250), MG ZS (£750-£1250) and MG HS (£750-£3250) ranges
- Find out more on these deals
PCP Deal: MGS5 EV SE
£199 a month: 4 year PCP at 0% APR with £3000 deposit contribution and £1500 MG EV Car grant

The MGS5 EV is effectively the replacement for the previous-gen MG ZS EV. As with all MG's second generation models, they build on the earlier car's reputation for value with better looks, higher quality interiors and improved infotainment. The MGS5 is no exception, giving a high level of standard kit and strong electric range.
MG is currently offering the S5 at just £199 per month with 0% APR. You also get a deposit contribution of £3000 on the S5, plus MG's Electric Car Grant of £1500, which is equivalent to the government's offer.
| Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
| £5378 | 48 x £199 (£9552) | £9315 | £27,245 | 8000 | 31st March 2026 |
MINI
- The MINI Cooper Electric E and MINI Aceman E both have a MINI-funded £1500 Electric Car Grant and are 0% APR, while the MINI Countryman Electric gets the government's full £3750 Electric Car Grant
- Find out more on these deals
Nissan
- The Nissan Juke is available with either 0% APR or £2000-£3000 towards deposits, 5.49% APR and no customer deposit needed
- The Nissan Qashqai is 0% APR or £2500-£3250 towards deposits with 4.49% APR and no customer deposit needed
- The Nissan X-Trail is 0% APR or £3000-£4000 towards deposits with 4.49% APR and no customer deposit needed
- Most Nissan Ariya models and all Nissan Micra models get the government's £1500 Electric Car Grant, while the new Nissan Leaf gets the full £3750 off, plus varying Nissan deposit contributions
- Find out more on these deals
Omoda
- The Omoda 5 and Omoda 5 SHS-H include a £500 test drive voucher, and the Omoda E5 gets a £3750 deposit contribution. All are 0% APR
- The Omoda 7 PHEV is 1.9% APR and gets the £500 voucher, and the Omoda 9 is 0% APR
- Find out more on these deals
Peugeot
- Offers include £2500 off the Peugeot 2008, Peugeot 3008 and Peugeot 5008, and hybrid versions of the Peugeot 208, Peugeot 308 and Peugeot 408
- Deals on electric models include £2500 off the Peugeot e-208, Peugeot e-2008, Peugeot e-3008 and Peugeot e-5008 in addition to the government's £1500 Electric Car Grant on e-208 and e-2008 models
- Find out more on these deals
Polestar
- The Polestar 2 starts at £399 a month with a £3500 discount, the Polestar 3 starts at £599 with a £5000 discount, and the Polestar 4 starts at £499 with a £5000 discount. All are 0% APR
- Find out more on these deals
Range Rover
- The Range Rover Evoque starts at £509 a month and has a £3000 deposit contribution, the Range Rover Velar starts at £599 a month with £1000 towards your deposit and the Range Rover Sport starts at £729 a month with a £4000 deposit contribution
- Find out more on these deals
Renault
- The Renault Clio starts at £199 a month with £250 deposit contribution, the Renault Captur starts at £229 with a £750 deposit contribution and the Renault Symbioz starts at £209 with 0% APR
- The Renault 4 and Renault 5 both start at £249 and most models include the full £3750 government Electric Car Grant. The Renault Megane and Renault Scenic get the £1500 grant
- The Renault Austral and Renault Rafale both start at £349 with £1500 towards deposits
- Find out more on these deals
PCP Deal: Renault Scenic Techno 220PS Long Range
£240 a month: 2 year PCP at 0% APR with £1500 Electric Car Grant

The Renault Scenic E-Tech is stylish and spacious, and features a long list of equipment as standard. In fact, it's one of the best electric SUVs you can buy. Opt for a 25-month 0% APR deal, and you can get a Scenic E-Tech in very well equipped Techno trim with the long-range battery starting at £240 a month, with a little help from the £1500 government Electric Car Grant. The major downsides being that this requires a customer deposit of over £10,000 and you're limited to 6000 miles a year.
| Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
| £10,649 | 24 x £240 (£5760) | £19,095 | £35,495 | 6000 | 31st March 2026 |
SEAT
- Deposit contributions are available on the SEAT Ibiza (£2500), SEAT Ateca and SEAT Arona (£3500), SEAT Leon and SEAT Leon Estate (£5000)
- All are 6.9% APR and buyers can add the car's first two services for £299
- Find out more on these deals
Skoda
- Deposit contributions are available on the Skoda Fabia (£1750), Skoda Scala (£2000), Skoda Kamiq (£3000), Skoda Kodiaq (£2750-£3500), Skoda Superb (£3250) and Skoda Karoq and Skoda Octavia (£3500). All are also available with 0% APR over 24-36 months depending on model.
- The Skoda Elroq has £2750 towards deposits and the Skoda Enyaq £3750, or with 0% APR
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PCP Deal: Skoda Fabia SE Edition 1.0 MPI 80PS
£304 a month: 2 year PCP at 0% APR

The Skoda Fabia is perhaps the ideal small hatchback. It's very refined and quiet for a small car, comfortable to drive and features plenty of tech, too. The Fabia is available on a 24-month PCP with 0% APR that requires a customer deposit of £3790 and £304 a month, plus there's the option of adding the car's first two services for £299.
For the same deposit, you can opt for a 48-month PCP deal at 5.9% APR with monthly payments of £214. This deal comes with a £1750 deposit contribution.
| Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
| £3790.12 | 23 x £303.66 (£6984.18) | £10,280.70 | £21,055 | 10,000 | Ongoing |
Skywell
- The Skywell BE11 includes a £3750 EV switch incentive, to match the maximum available from the government's Electric Vehicle Grant, plus £500 towards an Adrian Flux insurance policy
- Find out more on this deal
Smart
- The Smart #1 has a £3500 discount and 0% APR, plus an extra £1500 Smart EV Car Grant, making monthly payments £295
- The Smart #3 has a £1000 discount and 0% APR, plus the £1500 Smart EV Car Grant, so monthly payments start at £335
- The Smart #5 has a £1000 discount, so starts at £489 with 3.9% APR
- Find out more on these deals
Subaru
- Subaru currently has deposit contributions on the Subaru Forester (£1000), Subaru Crosstrek (£1750) and Subaru Outback (£2000) when financed with PCP
- Find out more on these deals
Suzuki
- The new Suzuki e Vitara is available at 2.9% APR with a £3750 Suzuki Granted discount
- Deposit contributions include the Suzuki Vitara (£5300), the Suzuki S-Cross (£4050) and Suzuki Across (£2750)
- The Suzuki Swift is available over 49 months with 0% APR and no minimum deposit
- Find out more on these deals
PCP Deal: Suzuki Swift Mild Hybrid Motion
£221 a month: 4 year PCP at 0% APR with zero deposit

The Suzuki Swift has always been one of the better superminis, albeit with space at a premium. The latest model continues that trend, with an all-new engine that's very frugal, plenty of equipment and rear-seat space that's a little tight.
And in order to get you behind the wheel with a minimum of fuss, the Swift is now available on a four-year PCP deal with 0% APR and zero customer deposit required.
| Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
| £0 | 48 x £220.88 (£10,602.24) | £9097 | £19,699 | 6000 | 31st March 2026 |
Tesla
- The Tesla Model Y SUV is available from £323 with a £7750 deposit and 0% APR over 48 months
- The Tesla Model 3 starts from £267 per month with £9400 deposit at 0% APR over 48 months
- Find out more on these deals
Toyota
- PCP deposit contributions include the Toyota Yaris Cross and Toyota Yaris (£1000), Toyota C-HR PHEV (£3000), Toyota Aygo X Hybrid (£2000), Toyota Prius (£2500) and Toyota C-HR and Toyota Corolla (£4000)
- The Aygo X, Yaris, Yaris Cross, Corolla and C-HR can also be had with 0% APR over 24 months and zero customer deposit is also an option
- The Toyota bZ4X is available with 0% APR and a £4000 deposit contribution and the new Toyota Urban Cruiser is 0% APR with £1500 towards deposits, plus both EVs get a Toyota Electrified Saving of £1500
- Find out more on these deals
Vauxhall
- Discounts include the Vauxhall Corsa and Vauxhall Frontera (£500), Vauxhall Mokka (£625), Vauxhall Astra (£675) and Vauxhall Grandland (£900). All are 0% APR
- Electric variants include the same savings, plus £1500 Electric Car Grants
- Find out more on these deals
PCP Deal: Vauxhall Astra Griffin
£244 a month: 4 year PCP at 0% APR and £675 saving

The latest Vauxhall Astra is one of the most characterful the firm has yet produced, thanks to its smart design. There's loads of choice of petrol, electric and hybrid powertrains, which means it'll be cheap to run, while it's spacious enough to cope with tall passengers.
Right now you can snap up a petrol-powered Astra in entry-level Griffin trim with £675 off, making monthly payments just £244. It's 0% APR over four years, too.
| Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
| £5356.86 | 47 x £243.62 (£11,450.147) | £9978 | £26,785 | 8000 | Ongoing |
Volkswagen
- Deposit contributions include the VW Polo (£2000-£2500), VW Taigo and VW T-Cross (£1650-£2150), VW Golf (£4250), VW T-Roc (£2000), VW Tiguan (£4000), VW Passat (£4750), VW Tayron (£750) and VW Touareg (£8500)
- The electric VW ID.3 (£4500), VW ID.4 (£6250), VW ID.5 (£6000) VW ID.7 and VW ID.7 Tourer (£4000) are available with 2.9% APR
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PCP Deal: Volkswagen Golf Match 1.5 TSI 115PS
£299 a month: 4 year PCP at 7.9% APR with £4250 deposit contribution

The Volkswagen Golf selected here is the all-round value champion Match spec, which includes 17-inch alloys, keyless go, auto lights and a rear-view camera. This 48-month deal requires a customer deposit of just under £4500, but includes a healthy £4250 deposit contribution and a useful 10,000-mile per year mileage allowance.
| Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
| £4370.25 | 47 x £298.88 (£14,047.36) | £11,356.20 | £34,033.81 | 10,000 | 31st March 2026 |
Volvo
- Deposit contributions include the Volvo XC40 and Volvo V60 (£3000), Volvo XC60 (£3250) and Volvo XC90 (£4000)
- Opt for a plug-in hybrid and discounts include the Volvo V60 PHEV (£3000), Volvo XC60 PHEV (£4750), Volvo XC90 PHEV (£5000) and Volvo V90 PHEV (£7000)
- EV offers include the Volvo EX30 Plus and Ultra (0% APR) the Volvo EX40 Plus and Ultra (£2000 and 0% APR) and Volvo EC40 (£5000)
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XPeng
- The XPeng G6 RWD Standard Range starts at £289 a month, the RWD Long Range at £349 and the AWD Performance at £369. All are 0% APR
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What is the government Electric Car Grant?
The UK Electric Car Grant is part of a £650 million fund intended to make buying a brand-new electric car more affordable and encourage people to switch to an EV before new petrol and diesel car sales are phased out in 2030.
The maximum grant amount is £3750 off the car's OTR price, although a £1500 grant is available for models that partially meet the scheme criteria. Carmakers have to apply to add their models to the scheme, and only models that cost £37,000 or less are eligible.
Applications began on July 16, and the first models to qualify will be announced on August 11. However, carmakers including Leapmotor, GWM, Skywell, Hyundai and Volvo have all announced equivalent grant discounts so you don't have to wait to get behind the wheel of a shiny new EV at a discounted price.
How does a PCP work?
Rather than paying cash for a new car all in one go, a PCP agreement allows you to pay an initial deposit towards the cost of the car, either with cash or a part exchange, or combination of both.
You then take out a loan to be paid back over a set time in the form of monthly payments - usually over two to five years. This breaks the repayment of the loan down into much more manageable chunks, and is effectively you covering the cost of the car’s depreciation.
At the end of the agreement, you have the option to give the car back and walk away, part-exchange the car and start a fresh PCP agreement on a new car, or pay off the outstanding amount.
This latter point is a major appeal of a PCP over a lease deal. Unlike PCH, where there is no ownership option, a PCP always allows you the flexibility of buying the car at the end of the deal. However, you don't take ownership of the car until you've paid the deposit, all monthly payments and the final balloon payment.
What are the negatives of PCP?
Although a PCP offers you the flexibility of owning the car, you only take ownership after paying a deposit, all the monthly payments and the final balloon payment, so careful budgeting is essential if you plan to own the car outright. If so, you might also wish to consider hire purchase, too, as that's geared specifically towards car ownership but with monthly payments.
A low credit score can mean higher interest rates to pay, too, while PCP plans can come with extra costs. Any damage outside of regular wear and tear, and exceeding the agreed mileage limit are chargeable. Likewise, if you decide to end your PCP agreement early, you'll be liable for significant extra outlay.
How can I make the monthly cost as low as possible?
The first golden rule is to make sure you don’t get sucked in by a deposit and monthly payment amount that you can only just afford. Think about what might happen if your circumstances change and the impact that this could have on your ability to keep up with your monthly payments. Nicer cars can mean bigger bills for things like insurance and other running costs that you are liable for, too.
As to making the PCP deal itself more affordable, if you can afford a larger deposit, this can trim the monthly payment. Keep an eye out for deals on your chosen car too, as manufacturers regularly offer deposit contributions. The length of your agreement and the number of miles you agree to drive per year make a difference, too. Generally a longer deal with fewer miles makes for the lowest monthly payment. PCP is effectively financing the car’s depreciation, so choose a car that will hold its value well.
How is the final payment to own the car calculated?
The final, optional payment of a PCP agreement is the guaranteed future value (GFV), often called the balloon payment, of the car. This is the car's residual value after the PCP term has reached its end, and will be part of your finance agreement when you sign up for your PCP deal. This GFV amount has to be paid off in order to have ownership of the car transferred from the finance company to you.
The GFV is calculated based on the make and model of car, which impacts how much it will depreciate in the time you’re paying off the loan, and also considers the length of the finance agreement, and how many miles you’re likely to drive.
The GFV amount is agreed when you make the PCP deal, so make sure you understand the figures before signing on the dotted line, and budget accordingly if you plan to buy the car so that you don't miss out if you can't afford the balloon payment.
Who owns a car bought with PCP?
For the duration of the PCP, the car is owned by the finance company that you sign the deal with. So while you've paid your deposit and are paying monthly payments, the car still belongs to the finance company.
At the end of the agreement, the car’s ownership can be transferred to you only if you settle up and pay the final balloon payment (GFV) to keep the car. You don't have any ownership rights until this point.
Often, PCP deals are offered by the financial services companies of major carmakers. For example, if you buy a new Ford Puma on PCP, you’ll be signing an agreement with Ford Credit, so Ford Credit would own the car for the duration of the PCP deal. Pay the deposit, all your monthly payments and then the final balloon payment and it’s yours.
Who pays for repairs on a car financed with PCP?
When you sign a PCP agreement, the specifics of what's covered and what's not when it comes to the car's maintenance or crash damage will be contained within the contract. It's worth making sure exactly what's covered, who is responsible, and the process should you be involved in an accident, before you sign up.
Usually it's the car driver's responsibility to arrange insurance and take car of any maintenance, like annual servicing or replacement of wear and tear items like tyres. Packages are often available that bundle your first two or three services into one payment when you sign up. It's worth checking where the car can be serviced, as some PCP agreements specify a dealer or approved garage only.
If the car develops a fault, this is generally covered by the manufacturer warranty, while any accident damage would be up to your insurance company to pay the bill to cover. It's worth being honest with your PCP provider should any untoward situation occur, as an unauthorised repair could be charged when you return the car as this will impact the car's value.
