Leasing-Point grows to 13 providers and nearly 59,000 offers

Leasing-Point expanded its German car leasing and subscription comparison platform after a May 2026 relaunch, adding providers and inventory through September 2026. The move gives consumers more choice and more personalized pricing, including EV subsidy calculations tied to household details.

Why it matters: - Leasing-Point now gives German consumers a much larger pool of leasing and car subscription choices in one place. - The platform’s EV subsidy calculator can change displayed rates based on household income and children, which may make comparisons more realistic for individual buyers. - The expansion puts Leasing-Point among Germany’s leading specialized comparison platforms for car leasing and car subscriptions.

What happened: - Following its May 2026 relaunch, Leasing-Point increased connected providers from seven to 13. - The platform now lists nearly 59,000 active vehicle offers. - Around 58,000 of those offers are car leasing listings. - About 1,000 offers are car subscription listings. - Users can compare around 900 vehicle models across more than 70 brands. - The company is based in Dresden, Germany, and provided the update on Sept. 2, 2026.

The details: - Eight providers currently supply leasing offers on Leasing-Point. - Five providers are represented in the car subscription segment. - Leasing-Point combines leasing and subscriptions on one comparison platform to show different ways to access a vehicle without buying it outright. - The EV subsidy calculator lets users enter taxable household income and the number of minor children in the household. - The platform then calculates a potential individual subsidy and applies it dynamically to eligible vehicle offers. - That setup lets users compare leasing rates using a subsidy estimate that reflects personal circumstances instead of a standard maximum assumption.

Between the lines: - Leasing-Point is broadening beyond simple inventory growth and pushing toward more personalized comparison tools. - That approach could make the platform more useful for price-sensitive consumers, especially in the EV market where subsidies can materially affect monthly costs. - The combination of leasing and subscriptions on one platform also positions Leasing-Point to capture shoppers who want flexibility without committing to ownership.

What's next: - Florian Rütz, managing director of Leasing-Point, said the next goal is to reach 20 connected providers by the end of 2026. - Leasing-Point also plans to keep expanding its vehicle inventory over the coming months. - The company expects to continue covering both traditional car leasing and car subscription offers. - Leasing-Point said it aims to make the German leasing and subscription market easier to compare and more transparent for consumers.

The bottom line: - Leasing-Point is scaling fast, and the next phase is less about raw growth and more about turning its data into more personalized consumer pricing.