Hyundai i20 Car Lease Offers

While it's possible to lease the Hyundai with a less-than-perfect credit score, approval is subject to a credit check carried out by the funder. If your score is poor, you may be asked for a higher initial rental or need a guarantor. At ABC Leasing Hub, we work with a range of funders and will always try to find a lease solution that suits your circumstances.

If you've struggled to manage your money in the past, which has resulted in a poor credit score, we can tailor our deals to suit your circumstances. Get in touch with our leasing experts, who would be happy to talk you through the process.

When leasing the Hyundai, you’ll choose an annual mileage allowance that suits your needs, typically starting from 5,000 miles and going up to 30,000 or more. If you exceed your agreed mileage, an excess mileage charge will apply. We’ll help you find a mileage limit that matches your driving habits.

Yes, but ending a lease early often involves an early termination fee. The cost varies depending on how far you are into your agreement. If you’re considering returning your Hyundai early, contact ABC Leasing Hub and we’ll help explain the implications and possible charges involved.

Most Hyundai lease deals start with an initial rental, which is usually equivalent to 3, 6, 9 or 12 monthly payments. However, some no-deposit lease options are available depending on credit approval. Our team can tailor your lease to suit your budget, whether you prefer a larger initial payment or lower monthly costs.

Lead times for Hyundai lease delivery can vary based on availability, spec, and location. Some vehicles are in stock and ready for delivery within 2–4 weeks, while factory orders may take several months. At ABC Leasing Hub, we’ll always provide the most accurate delivery estimate at the time of quoting.

When your lease ends, you simply return the Hyundai to the finance provider. A vehicle inspection will be carried out to assess fair wear and tear, and any excess mileage or damage charges may apply. You can then choose to take out a new lease on another vehicle or explore other funding options with ABC Leasing Hub.

No, insurance is not typically included in a standard Hyundai lease deal. You’ll need to arrange fully comprehensive insurance in your name for the duration of the lease. Some providers may offer insurance-inclusive lease packages, but these are not standard. Speak to the ABC Leasing Hub team if you’re unsure about insurance options.