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Best Novated Lease Deals 2024

  • Compare novated lease deals and offers to see how much you can save

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Novated lease benefits

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GST saving on vehicle purchase price (up to $6,334)

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Pay for car and running costs with pre-tax salary

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A novated lease company does all the set up for you

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EV novated leases are exempt from FBT

Best novated lease deals: Top 10 offers

We’ve rounded up some of the best novated lease deals available on popular vehicle models in Australia. The estimates show the up-front GST discount on the vehicle with a novated lease, the weekly cost (which includes most car running costs), and the overall tax savings over the life of the novated lease.

To get an estimate based on your situation, or for a different vehicle, you can request a personalised quote.

1. Tesla Model 3 RWD

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  • Usual driveaway price: $64,201
  • Up-front GST discount: -$5,736
  • Weekly novated lease cost (including car running costs): $209.23
  • Total tax saving during lease: $37,188

Get a quote for a Tesla Model 3

See how much you could save on your car and running costs with a novated lease.

2. Tesla Model Y Long Range

Tesla Model Y novated lease deal

  • Usual driveaway price: $88,506
  • Up-front GST discount: -$5,855
  • Weekly novated lease cost (including car running costs): $274.18
  • Total tax saving during lease: $48,602

Get a quote for a Tesla Model Y

See how much you could save on your car and running costs with a novated lease.

3. Ford Ranger (Wildtrak 3.0 4X4)

Ford Ranger novated lease deal

  • Usual driveaway price: $78,844
  • Up-front GST discount: -$6,191
  • Weekly novated lease cost (including car running costs): $392.96
  • Total tax saving during lease: $18,738

Get a quote for a Ford Ranger

See how much you could save on your car and running costs with a novated lease.

4. Mazda BT50 (GT)

Mazda BT-50 novated lease deal

  • Usual driveaway price: $67,051
  • Up-front GST discount: -$5,793
  • Weekly novated lease cost (including car running costs): $342.74
  • Total tax saving during lease: $17,412

Get a quote for a Mazda BT50

See how much you could save on your car and running costs with a novated lease.

5. Ford Everest (Sport 4X4)

Ford Everest novated lease

  • Usual driveaway price: $66,388
  • Up-front GST discount: -$5,745
  • Weekly novated lease cost (including car running costs): $360.61
  • Total tax saving during lease: $17,404

Get a quote for a Ford Everest

See how much you could save on your car and running costs with a novated lease.

6. Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV (ES 5-Seat)

mitsubishi outlander phev novated lease

  • Usual driveaway price: $63,560
  • Up-front GST discount: -$5,485.46
  • Weekly novated lease cost (including car running costs): $208.81
  • Total tax saving during lease: $37,175

Get a quote for a Mitsubishi Outlander

See how much you could save on your car and running costs with a novated lease.

7. Hyundai IONIQ 5 (Dynamiq)

Hyundai IONIQ 5 novated lease

  • Usual driveaway price: $74,549
  • Up-front GST discount: -$6,191
  • Weekly novated lease cost (including car running costs): $237.37
  • Total tax saving during lease: $41,922

Get a quote for a Hyundai IONIQ 5

See how much you could save on your car and running costs with a novated lease.

8. MG ZS EV (Essence)

MG ZS EV

  • Usual driveaway price: $49,709
  • Up-front GST discount: -$4,419
  • Weekly novated lease cost (including car running costs): $173.85
  • Total tax saving during lease: $31,117

Get a quote for a MG ZS EV

See how much you could save on your car and running costs with a novated lease.

9. BYD Atto 3 (Extended range)

byd atto 3 novated lease

  • Usual driveaway price: $52,113
  • Up-front GST discount: -$4,637
  • Weekly novated lease cost (including car running costs): $179.79
  • Total tax saving during lease: $31,845

Get a quote for a BYD Atto 3

See how much you could save on your car and running costs with a novated lease.

10. Volvo C40 Recharge (Plus) Pure Electric

volvo c40 recharge novated lease

  • Usual driveaway price: $86,240
  • Up-front GST discount: -$6,191
  • Weekly novated lease cost (including car running costs): $268.47
  • Total tax saving during lease: $47,593

Get a quote for a Volvo C40

See how much you could save on your car and running costs with a novated lease.

*Vehicle price estimates as at June 2023. Pricing assumes a buyer in NSW with annual pre-tax salary of $120,000 and 15,000km driver per year. Car running costs include fuel/charging, comprehensive car insurance, servicing, registration & CTP.

How to get the best novated lease deal

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Get the best deal possible on the vehicle itself

A novated lease offers big tax savings, but you’ll still end up with a better overall deal if you lock in a good purchase price on the vehicle. Some novated lease companies will help you find a car and may be able to negotiate a discount for you. But remember you can also shop around car deals yourself.

Another option is to get a novated lease on a used car. The advantages are pretty much the same and you could avoid paying the new-car premium.

2

Get a fully-maintained novated lease

You’ll save more overall if you package your car running costs into your novated lease deal through what’s known as a fully-maintained novated lease. This means as well as paying for the car itself, you’ll get a GST discount and save income tax on costs like fuel/charging, insurance, servicing, registration & CTP. This is a big factor in the plus column when weighing up the novated lease pros and cons.

3

Don’t overpay on packaged running costs

While it can be convenient to have all your vehicle running costs included in the lease payments, make sure you're not paying over the odds. For example, your lease provider may have a preferred insurance partner. But it’s usually possible to compare car insurance yourself, choose your preferred option and then claim the cost back from your novated lease budget so you still get the tax benefit.

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Get an EV

An electric vehicle novated lease offers major extra savings if the vehicle is below the luxury car tax threshold. This is because the lease will be exempt from fringe benefits tax. EVs generally have lower running costs anyway.

5

Ask about the finance interest rate you’re getting

If you’re getting a novated lease, don’t make the mistake of overlooking the interest rate on the finance. Ask your provider about the rate you’ve been quoted for and compare it to what other novated lease companies can offer, and what car loan rates are available. If your quoted rate seems high by comparison, ask why.

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Shop around for low novated lease admin fees

Novated lease companies usually charge a weekly or monthly admin fee. It’s unlikely you’ll be able to avoid this fee entirely but if you can, keeping this as low as possible, will mean a better novated lease deal overall and the more you'll save compared to buying a car with a car loan.

Car finance options and guides

The type of finance that will suit best depends on your circumstances. Here are some guides to help.

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