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You Should Probably Lease A New EV Instead Of Buying One
24 Jan 2024 | Abstracted from Jalopnik
"If you're in the market for an EV, though, there are still some deals to be scored - but you might be better off leasing it...It all depends on what a customer is trying to accomplish regarding their monthly payment target and vehicle needs.
"With the electric vehicle market favoring the buyers instead of the sellers, the lease could actually be the better play for the following reasons."
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