What's in your $611/wk
Everything below is included. We tally it monthly and reconcile annually so the weekly number stays honest.
| Finance repayment | $583.26 |
| Charging (Plus Visa Card) | $15.78 |
| Comprehensive insurance | $38.46 |
| Rego & CTP | $13.46 |
| Servicing (Cadillac) | $4.81 |
| Tyres | $11.54 |
| Management fee | $6.92 |
| - Less income tax saved | - $63.23 |
| Net cost per week | $611.00 |
Your out-of-pocket savings
Compared to financing the same car on a 5-year car loan + paying running costs from your post-tax salary.
Car loan + cash
$716/wkNovated lease:
$611/wkYou're better off by $105 / week.
That's $5,460 a year. Over 5 years: $27,300.
Over the cap – FBT applies.
Sport 3 Wagon ($124,000) is above the $91,387 limit, so the electric car exemption doesn’t apply. It’s covered by an after-tax contribution that’s already inside your $611/wk.
$16/wk · all charging in
Home charging and any public fast-charger. Pay with the Visa card, it’s all bundled.
5 yr / Unlimited km warranty
388 kW and 610 Nm. Servicing and tyres are in your weekly figure too.
AWD · 1 Sp Automatic
388 kW / 610 Nm
5 seats · 4 doors
Electric
275/45 R21
5 yr / Unlimited km
Full specifications
| Drive away price | $124,000 |
|---|---|
| Body type | SUV |
| Fuel | Electric |
| Power | 388 kW |
| Torque | 610 Nm |
| Transmission | 1 Sp Automatic |
| Drive | AWD |
| Seats | 5 |
| Doors | 4 |
| Kerb weight | 2,774 kg |
| Wheelbase | 3,094 mm |
| Front tyres | 275/45 R21 |
| Warranty | 5 yr / Unlimited km |
How do you want to move forward?
We’ve drafted the email for you. With this car in it.
Most employers say yes within 48 hours. We’ve made it un-awkward – copy the email, send it, we handle the rest.
Subject: Quick HR thing - novated lease
Hi Sarah,
I've been looking into a novated lease for the Cadillac Lyriq. It works out at $611/wk all-in and there's no cost or admin overhead for the business - Positive SP handle everything. I've attached a one-pager…
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