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Looking for a flexible van leasing option without a long-term commitment? Our 12-month van leasing service gives UK businesses access to new or nearly-new commercial vehicles on a short, fixed term. Ideal for companies managing growth, temporary projects, or changing fleet needs.

What Is 12 Month Van Leasing?

12-month van leasing allows your business to lease a commercial vehicle for just one year. It offers more stability and cost-efficiency than daily or weekly hire, while still being shorter than traditional 3–5 year contracts.

Benefits include:

  • Short commitment period with flexibility.
  • Drive the latest van models.
  • Fixed monthly payments for easy budgeting.

If you’re looking for even shorter lease terms (from just 84 days), visit our short term leasing page.

Who Is 12 Month Leasing Best Suited For?

A 12-month lease works well for companies that want flexibility. It’s also useful for newer businesses unsure of long-term needs.

Ideal users include:

  • • Businesses undergoing rapid growth.
  • • Companies with seasonal needs (e.g., retail, logistics).
  • • Startups looking to test van usage.
  • • Fleet managers needing flexibility without long-term contracts.

What Are the Benefits of a 12 Month Lease?

  • Drive a new or nearly-new van each year.
  • Predictable, fixed monthly costs.
  • No long-term commitment.
  • Greater adaptability for fast-changing businesses.

What Vehicles Are Available?

We offer a wide range of vans suitable for 12-month leasing, including city vans, large cargo vehicles, and more.

Choose from:

  • Small Vans
  • Medium Vans
  • Large Vans
  • Crew Vans and Pickups

Explore our full business van leasing range for available models.

How the Application Process Works

Getting started is simple. We focus on quick approvals and minimal paperwork, helping your business stay mobile with minimal delay.

Steps include:

  1. Submit a leasing enquiry.
  2. Provide basic business details.
  3. Choose your preferred van, lease term, and mileage allowance.
  4. Finalise collection arrangements (subject to stock availability).

Compare Your Leasing Options

Not sure if this is the right fit? We offer other business leasing options that may suit your needs even better.

Is a 12 Month Lease Right for Your Business?

If your business needs flexibility without long-term commitment, a 12-month lease strikes the ideal balance. It gives you access to a new or nearly-new commercial vehicle for a full year—long enough to support growth and planning, short enough to adapt to change.

A 12-month lease works particularly well for:

  • Fleet trials or expansion: If you’re testing new vehicle types or expanding into new service areas.
  • Contract-based projects: Construction, logistics, and service industries often benefit from flexible fleet terms tied to seasonal or one-off contracts.
  • Budget control: Fixed monthly costs with no large upfront investment make forecasting easier, especially for businesses watching cash flow.

Compared to shorter agreements like short term van leasing, a 12-month lease typically comes with better rates and more vehicle options. Unlike longer contracts, you’re not tied in for years—perfect for businesses that expect their needs to evolve.

To explore other options, visit our business van leasing page for long-term and specialist solutions.

Common Questions Asked

Q1: Can I end my 12 month lease early?
Contracts are set for a fixed 12-month period, so while early termination may be possible, it can be costly and is not always the best option. If you think you may need a van for less than a year, it might be better to explore our short term van leasing options, which start from just 84 days and offer greater flexibility with a much shorter fixed term.

Q2: What happens after 12 months?
At the end of your lease, you can either return the van, renew the lease, or upgrade to a different vehicle based on your business needs.

Q3: Is insurance or maintenance included?
Leases typically do not include insurance, but optional maintenance packages may be available depending on the offer and lease structure.