With an all-inclusive plan, Origin’s EV subscription lets you experience the thrill of driving an electric car without the long-term commitment of ownership. Whether you’re looking to test the waters before making the switch, an EV subscription gives you peace of mind and financial flexibility. 

Plus, with the rising cost of fuel, it’s a great time to explore the world of driving electric. So why not see for yourself if an EV fits into your life? 

Here are three compelling reasons why an EV subscription could be your perfect match. 

1. You can try before you buy

We’ve all been there, contemplating whether to purchase an item we’ve had our eye on for years. You’re unsure whether it’s a smart financial decision or if it aligns with your lifestyle. If this sounds like you when it comes to an EV, you’re in luck. The beauty of an EV subscription is that you can try an EV before committing to a purchase^#. With its flexibility, convenience, and potential tax savings,*** an EV subscription allows you to trial an EV without the long-term financial commitment.  

As you know EVs are a big upfront purchase. Take the BYD Seal as an example, which starts from $49,888. However, with an Origin subscription, you can get it from just $217 per week (salary packaged). 

2. You can try different EVs without a lock-in contract

If you’re not entirely sure which car is right for you, you can try different EVs with no lock-in contracts! With Origin EV subscriptions you get the freedom to return or subscribe to a different car with just 30 days’ notice**. 

With loads of subscriptions to choose from (depending on your budget of course), including BYD, Kia, Polestar Tesla and Toyota, you’re spoilt for choice. All of these vehicles also come in at different price points, catering to a range of budgets.

To give you an insight into the prices, you can get a Tesla Model Y from $298 per week, a BYD Atto 3 from $251 per week or a Kia EV5 Air from $309 per week. 

3. There may be tax savings

Origin offers a salary package EV subscription that allows you to experience the perks of an electric vehicle and potentially save on taxes. The subscription has all-inclusive pricing, with insurance, registration, tyres, and maintenance included in one simple payment. You can opt for an annual subscription, where you get access to a cost reduction of 15% for up to five years, or you also have the option to purchase the car after three years. 

My experience with an EV

This summer, I tried the BYD Seal. Currently, I have a Tesla Model Y, so I wanted to see how the BYD Seal compares, and it honestly surprised me. 

Here’s what stood out to me: the navigation is a game-changer, especially on busy highways. It’s got Apple CarPlay, and you can rotate the screen—it’s like having a giant iPad in your car. Plus, there’s a panoramic parking view. 

The driving experience is smooth and quiet, and with a 460 km range on a single charge, it’s perfect for summer road trips. 

What really made this experience worth it was the flexibility and convenience of the subscription. I could also try something new without having buyer’s remorse. 

Why an EV subscription might be right for you

If you’ve been eyeing an EV for a while now and are still unsure whether to take the plunge, then an EV subscription might just be for you. With an Origin EV subscription, you can drive an EV without having to pay the full up front costs and commit to a purchase.  

In addition to the low costs and commitment, the EV subscription is great for people who want an all-inclusive and hassle-free option. With a flexible plan, you can try out as many EVs as possible — allowing you to switch or cancel cars without long-term commitments.

Final thoughts

I had a great experience driving the BYD Seal and would recommend the EV to anyone who is thinking of trying out an EV. The flexibility, low costs, all-inclusive pricing, and potential tax savings of Origin’s EV subscriptions are totally worth it! 

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