The contract term determines how long a company bike is leased. It is a central component of the leasing agreement and affects the monthly installments as well as the options at the end of the term. This article explains the available terms and important points you need to keep in mind.
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Standard Term
- 36 months (3 years)
Shortening or extending the term is not possible.
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Start of the Contract Term
- The individual leasing agreement always begins on the 1st of the month following the month in which the bike is picked up.
- Example: Pickup on January 19 → Contract begins on February 1.
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End of the Contract Term
After the contract term expires, you generally have three options:
- Take ownership of the bike (purchase at the transfer price) I want to take ownership of my company bike
- Return the bike to a Bikeleasing partner dealer I want to return my company bike at the end of the lease
- Continue leasing for an additional 24 months (if permitted by the employer) Continue leasing
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FAQ/additional information
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Can I change the lease term?
- No, the lease term is contractually specified and cannot be adjusted.
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Are there terms other than 36 months?
- No, only this term is available.
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What happens if I do not return the bike after the lease term expires?
- In this case, a monthly usage compensation fee will be charged until the whereabouts of the bike have been clarified.
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