Get behind the wheel of high-spec Kia models without the paperwork and delays of traditional leasing.
With an incredible re-design to their models, Kia is fast establishing itself as a premium brand with all the latest technology and futuristic style. See what Kia car subscription deals we have on offer. Contracts starting from three-months, with our most popular terms ranging from six to twelve-months. Free, fast home delivery and no credit check as standard. With flexibility to choose brand-new vehicles at the end of every contract, why not see what we have on offer?
Skip the stress of long leases and rigid finance plans. Our Kia car subscription service is designed to give you control, without the commitment.
Here’s why drivers choose us:
Get behind the wheel of high-spec Kia models without the paperwork and delays of traditional leasing.
Choose your Kia, complete the simple application, and once approved we deliver it to your door. Most subscriptions are on the road within 4–14 days.
We don’t run a traditional credit check, making this ideal if you’ve had CCJs, defaults, or simply don’t want your credit profile affected.
Enjoy short contracts starting from 3 months. At the end of your subscription term, you’re free to swap into a new vehicle or hand the car back. No penalties or pressure.
Yes. We offer non-status subscriptions, meaning we don’t run standard credit checks. Whether you’ve had defaults, CCJs or are just starting out, we’ll assess your current situation fairly.
Your monthly payment covers the vehicle, road tax, and breakdown cover. Insurance and servicing are arranged separately so you can find the best deal.
We have a large range of vehicles which can be delivered within 4 days of approval and signing your agreement.
Yes, your contract includes an 84-day mileage allowance. Fortunately our plans come with high allowances, typically around 6,000 miles.
Absolutely. After your subscription term (typically 6 or 12 months), you’re welcome to upgrade to a different Kia model or switch to another make entirely.
Yes, you’ll need to arrange fully comprehensive insurance in your name for personal agreements, or in your business name for corporate agreements.
