The purchase price of an electric vehicle (EV) is becoming increasingly comparable to that of a petrol or diesel model. For example, when comparing equivalent specifications, the Škoda Elroq is already priced below the Škoda Karoq.

When you also consider the lower energy costs and the reduced number of mechanical components in electric vehicles, the benefits extend beyond more sustainable manufacturing and lower maintenance costs: in fact, EVs already offer a demonstrably lower total cost of ownership.

If you’d like to avoid the hassle of unexpected running costs while saving money, LeasingPLUS is the ideal solution. It includes all scheduled servicing and maintenance throughout the lease term. Whether it's topping up fluids, replacement mobility or a complete set of wheels, LeasingPLUS helps electric vehicle drivers enjoy more sustainable motoring with complete peace of mind – all for one all-inclusive price.

According to the latest figures from the Swiss Federal Statistical Office, the average Swiss resident travels around 30 kilometres per day. The new Audi Q6 e-tron and the Volkswagen ID.7 already offer ranges that are more than sufficient for  everyday driving. On a single charge, Volkswagen’s flagship model has even achieved over 790 kilometres in real-world tests. 

The manufacturers' dedicated apps make it easy to integrate charging into your daily routine, allowing you to charge your electric vehicle while you sleep, work or shop. Through our partners, you can include a home charging point and all installation costs directly in your leasing agreement, ensuring you can enjoy sustainable and convenient electric mobility at all times. 

Volkswagen Group vehicles come with an 8-year/160,000 km battery warranty. An ADAC long-term test of the Volkswagen ID.3 found: The battery capacity was around 93% after 100,000 km, and more than 85% after 200,000 km.

When buying a used EV, the risks are lower than with a petrol or diesel car, as EVs have fewer components that require regular maintenance. The battery's health can be tested. AMAG provides a certificate for every approved used vehicle, confirming the battery's remaining capacity.

Need even greater peace of mind? With the new E-Battery Warranty, you can drive with added confidence. The warranty covers all types of traction batteries and battery modules, including their internal components.

Speak to your local retailer to find out more and take advantage of the cover.

Switzerland currently has around 16,000 public charging points, and the European charging network is expanding rapidly as the adoption of electric vehicles continues to grow. Today, there is already a comprehensive network of charging stations along major European motorways and highways. There are various payment solutions, such as the chargeON card/app from AMAG and Helion, which can be used to charge throughout Europe.

At present, electricity supply is sufficient to meet demand. In addition, the AMAG Group and Helion are continuously investing in the expansion of solar power generation. Together with their partners, they aim to generate at least as much renewable electricity as is consumed by the fully electric vehicles sold by the AMAG Group.

There are sufficient raw materials worldwide to produce batteries, and more than 90% of a lithium-ion battery is recyclable. In addition, our suppliers are required to comply with the European Supply Chain Due Diligence legislation, which helps protect both the environment and human rights.

As battery production is resource-intensive, batteries are given a second life after their use in a vehicle by being repurposed as stationary energy storage systems. For example, this approach is used in the Audi charging hub. At the end of this second-life application, the batteries are then recycled.

Alongside fully electric models, our brands – Volkswagen, Audi, SEAT, Škoda, CUPRA and Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles – also offer a wide range of hybrid models.

Hybrid vehicles combine two different powertrains – an electric motor and a conventional petrol or diesel engine – to deliver greater efficiency and improved overall performance. In simple terms, a hybrid vehicle converts excess energy generated by the combustion engine into electrical energy, which is then stored in a battery.