Affordable to run and fun to drive, the GWM Ora is a popular pick for those leaning into EV benefits. The hybrid Haval Jolion and H6 shine for comfort and technology, while the GWM Ute remains a dependable choice for tradies. Each offers a great balance of value and lease savings.

Instead of a big upfront hit, a novated lease spreads your car and running costs over time. You’ll also reduce your taxable income, which means more money in your pocket. With bundled expenses and predictable monthly payments, leasing is a simpler, smarter way to manage your budget.

Most people choose a lease term between 3 and 5 years. A shorter lease means you can upgrade sooner, while a longer lease keeps monthly payments lower. It really depends on your budget, lifestyle and how often you like a new car. We’ll help you find the sweet spot so you’ve got all the information before making a decision.

The GWM H6 brings roomy interiors, smart tech and advanced safety together in one sleek package. Against rivals like the MG HS and Hyundai Tucson, this SUV delivers excellent value and attractive novated lease savings without compromising on style or versatility.

Yes, your novated lease can cover more than just the car. Running costs like insurance, servicing, registration and even tyres can be bundled in. You can also add extras like roof racks or tow bars (as long as you add them upfront!), keeping everything easy with one regular payment and built-in tax savings.

The GWM Ute rivals the Toyota Hilux in towing capacity, payload and durability, making both strong choices for regional driving. At Leaselab, the GWM Ute starts from $195 a week, slightly less than the Hilux at $218. Both utes are great options for novated leases, especially if you choose to bundle fuel, servicing and insurance.