Toyota bZ Lease Deals & Finance Offers In New Hampshire

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Vehicle prices include dealer offers, manufacturer incentives applicable to the vehicle, and $699 dealer documentation fee. Unless specifically itemized, prices exclude sales tax, title, registration fees, or any other government required fees. Additional financing fees may be charged if applicable. Qualification for conditional offers based are based eligibility, which are not included in the displayed vehicle price, may vary and shall be determined at the sole discretion of the dealership. Inventory details and availability are updated on a regular basis. While great effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information on this site, errors or omissions may occur. See dealer for details.

2027 Toyota bZ Leasing FAQ


What are the benefits of leasing a Toyota EV?

Leasing a Toyota EV offers several advantages. For one, you can leave behind the rising gas costs. Leasing tends to have lower monthly payments than financing, and EVs generally have lower maintenance costs. Along with these stellar ways to save, you can also lower your carbon footprint and feel good about driving again when you start a bZ lease or take home another Toyota EV.

Does a Toyota bZ lease come with at-home charging equipment?

Generally, a Toyota bZ lease includes a dual-voltage charging capable that you use with your standard wall outlets at home. Your leasing agreement likely won't include an at-home Level 2 wall-mounted charger, but you can add one to your agreement as an itemized accessory. Doing so will let you charge your EV SUV from 10% to 100% in about 7 hours1 – perfect for overnight battery replenishment.

Can the cost of a home Level 2 charging station be rolled into my Toyota bZ lease agreement?

Yes, the cost of an at-home Level 2 charging station can be rolled into your Toyota bZ lease agreement. With this option, you can pay for the installation over time and start using it immediately, essentially financing the service. Ask our McGee Toyota of Epping specialists about this when you start your bZ lease.

What are my end-of-lease options if I want to buy out my Toyota bZ or upgrade to a newer EV model?

When your bZ lease ends, you'll have several options, including buying out your leased vehicle or leasing a new EV. With the former, you'll typically apply to finance the residual cost outlined in your lease agreement, while the process for the latter will be like when you started your original bZ lease. You can also return the vehicle and walk away or finance another new or used automobile.

How does cold New Hampshire winter weather impact the driving range of a leased Toyota bZ?

Cold winter weather in New Hampshire may have a minor impact on the driving range of your leased Toyota bZ; however, you can take steps to maximize performance. For instance, the 2027 bZ includes a preconditioning feature that allows you to bring the battery to an optimal temperature before using a DC fast charger. Contact McGee Toyota of Epping to learn more.

How are New Hampshire town registration fees calculated for a Toyota bZ lease?

New Hampshire town registration fees may be calculated differently depending on region, and these fees are also subject to change as new laws and rulings become active. For specific, real-time information for your leasing agreement, we recommend scheduling an appointment with our specialists.

Do lease offers for the Toyota bZ change every month?

Our lease offers for the Toyota bZ rotate regularly – some incentives may change monthly, while others stick around longer. See what current Toyota bZ lease plans we have available, or contact McGee Toyota of Epping in New Hampshire to learn about upcoming bZ and other Toyota EV lease deals.


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1Charging time and capacity may vary based on power source, ambient temperature, battery temperature, condition, age, and use of vehicle accessories while charging. For Level 1 home charging use only a 110-120 volt, 15-amp dedicated outlet for charging. For Level 2 home charging use only a 240 volt charging dock on a dedicated outlet. See Customer Disclosure Form for details.