Required For Every Agreement
Van insurance for your leased, subscribed or hired van
Every van lease and subscription agreement includes maintenance, servicing and breakdown cover — but insurance is down to you. Here's what's required and where to get a specialist quote.
What you need
Fully comprehensive cover, arranged by you
Whichever agreement you choose — subscription, short-term lease or long-term lease — the vehicle itself is provided fully maintained, but you are responsible for insuring it.
- Fully comprehensive cover
- Named driver options
- Business or personal use
- Multi-van / fleet policies
Included vs. arranged separately
Included in most agreements: rental, maintenance & servicing, road fund licence, manufacturer's warranty, breakdown assistance.
Arranged by you: fully comprehensive insurance, and fuel or electricity.
Insurance partner
Compare a specialist van insurance quote
eInsure
Van insuranceSpecialist van insurance built for leased, subscribed and short-term hired vans — including cover for vehicles you don't own.
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Most leasing and subscription partners will ask for proof of fully comprehensive insurance before your van is delivered — it's worth arranging cover a few days ahead of your start date.
FAQs
Van insurance questions, answered
Do I need my own insurance for a leased or subscribed van?
Yes. Every van lease and subscription agreement requires you to hold your own fully comprehensive insurance policy — this is not included in the monthly rental price.
Can I insure a van I don't own?
Yes — specialist providers such as eInsure offer policies specifically designed for leased, subscribed and short-term hired vehicles where you are not the registered owner.
What level of cover do lease and subscription agreements require?
Providers require fully comprehensive cover as a minimum, since this protects the vehicle itself as well as third parties.