Audi A1 Lease

The A1 Sportback comes with various trim levels and engine choices, so your selection will have a bearing on the monthly cost of leasing your Audi. However, thanks to our close relationships with manufacturers, we're positioned to keep our prices as low as possible. This means we could offer an entry-level Audi A1 Sportback for around as little as £240 a month.

Leasing an Audi A1 Sportback means you can enjoy the creature comforts of one of the biggest names in the business at a knock-down price. It offers a taste of superior handling and interior luxury at an affordable monthly fee. The A1 Sportback comes very well-equipped, with all models getting alloy wheels that gradually get bigger as you go up the range. 

In addition, all models get dynamic 'moving' indicators, an impressive infotainment system housed in an 8.8-inch screen and a fully digital instrument display thanks to the 10.25-inch digital cockpit. Voice control is also included, along with a DAB radio. All other grades get selectable driving modes and lumbar support, with sports suspension, a sports steering wheel, steel pedals and paddle shifters behind the steering wheel are also available on some.

Yes – and the A1 Sportback racked up some impressive scores to back it up with. It was extensively tested by the crash safety body Euro NCAP in 2010, earning a five-star rating but, most impressively, it scored 95% for adult occupants. Safety equipment includes automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, pre-sense collision warning, hill-hold assist, and a speed limiter. Meanwhile, the Sport trim and above get cruise control and rear parking sensors. Of course, in terms of practicality, small cars will never be able to offer massive amounts of space. Still, the Audi A1 does well, given its tiny proportions, and there are far worse cars on the market when it comes to roominess. Furthermore, the boot isn't an inadequate size when you consider the hatchback’s stature.

Four trims are offered on the Audi A1 Sportback. The entry-level Technik has 15-inch alloy wheels, dynamic suspension, LED lights including dynamic indicators, automatically folding door mirrors, an 8.8-inch infotainment touchscreen with digital radio and voice control, plus a 10.25-inch digital cockpit display. In contrast, the Sport trim has some athletic styling touches, bigger wheels and selectable driving modes, and manually adjustable lumbar support. The S Line gets even larger wheels plus sports suspension, part leatherette upholstery, a leather sports steering wheel, metal pedals and a lighting pack. Finally, the top-of-the-line Black Edition gets even larger wheels at 18-inches and black styling elements including a black roof, plus paddle shifters.