The 10 Best Car Deals in June 2026: 0% APR, $10K Cash Back, and Sub-$300 Leases

June new car deals are here, and the pattern is clear: automakers are spending more than ever to move metal, but they’re spending it where the inventory is. Average incentive spending is up more than 20% year-over-year to roughly $3,300 per vehicle, and electric vehicles are now averaging north of $10,000 in incentives. We dug through every major June manufacturer offer to find the 10 best deals available right now. All offers expire June 30, 2026 unless noted, and some may be regional in nature.

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June 2026 Deals at a Glance

#	Vehicle	Best June offer	Type	Expires
1	2026 Kia Niro EV	0% APR 72 mo + $3,500 cash	EV crossover	Jun 30, 2026
2	2026 Chevrolet Silverado 1500	0% APR 60 mo	Full-size truck	Jun 30, 2026
3	2026 Hyundai Ioniq 9	$10,000 cash, or $369/mo lease	3-row EV	Jun 30, 2026
4	2026 Infiniti QX80	$10,000 cash back	Luxury SUV	Jun 30, 2026
5	2026 Tesla Model Y	0% APR 72 mo (RWD & AWD)	EV crossover	Jun 30, 2026
6	2026 Toyota Corolla Hybrid	$255/mo, $3,254 due, 36 mo	Hybrid sedan	Jun 30, 2026
7	2026 Nissan Murano	0% APR 60 mo	Midsize SUV	Jun 30, 2026
8	2026 Honda CR-V	$280/mo, $3,999 due, 36 mo	Compact SUV	Jun 30, 2026
9	2025 Ford F-150 Lightning	$8,000 cash back	EV pickup	Jun 30, 2026
10	2026 Lexus RZ	0% APR 60 mo + $4,500 cash	Luxury EV	Jun 30, 2026

1. 2026 Kia Niro EV: The Best Overall Deal This Month

Best June deal: 0% APR for 72 months plus $3,500 bonus cash.

This is the rare offer that stacks zero interest and manufacturer cash, which is why it tops nearly every June ranking. Six years of free financing on an efficient EV crossover means the entire $3,500 goes straight to lowering your price. There’s no “0% or cash” trade-off here. The Niro EV is one of the most sensible EVs you can buy: efficient, practical, and far cheaper than the average new car. Just remember that EVs depreciate fast, so check Kia Niro depreciation data before deciding between new and lightly used.

Shop 2026 Kia Niro EV inventory on CarEdge. Confirm details on Kia’s offers page.

2. 2026 Chevrolet Silverado 1500: 0% APR Is Back on a Full-Size Truck

Best June deal: 0% APR for 60 months, the Silverado’s best financing offer yet.

Zero-percent financing on a full-size truck is exactly the kind of deal that makes June worth shopping. Most Silverado buyers finance $45,000 or more, and at 0% APR for five years that’s thousands in interest staying in your pocket instead of going to a lender. Full-size truck inventory remains elevated industry-wide, which is precisely why Chevy can afford to be this aggressive. If you’ve been waiting on a half-ton, the math rarely gets better than free money.

Shop 2026 Chevrolet Silverado inventory on CarEdge. See Silverado resale and cost data, and confirm terms on Chevrolet’s offers page.

3. 2026 Hyundai Ioniq 9: $10,000 Off the Most Interesting 3-Row EV

Best June deal: $10,000 cash back, or a $369/month lease ($4,999 due at signing, 36 months).

Hyundai’s three-row electric SUV is one of the few EVs that genuinely works as a family hauler, and it’s carrying one of the largest cash incentives on the market. Ten thousand dollars off a flagship EV is the kind of number that resets the value equation entirely. The lease is the smarter play for most families: it sidesteps the steep first-owner EV depreciation curve while still capturing the incentive through the residual.

Shop 2026 Hyundai Ioniq 9 inventory on CarEdge. Confirm details on Hyundai’s offers page.

4. 2026 Infiniti QX80: A $10K Cash Offer on a Gas Luxury SUV

Best June deal: $10,000 cash back.

Seeing a five-figure cash incentive on a gas-powered luxury SUV is unusual; that kind of money almost always lives on EVs. Infiniti is clearly working to move the redesigned QX80, and the result is one of the best luxury-SUV values of the month. If you’re cross-shopping a Cadillac Escalade or Lincoln Navigator, $10,000 off the QX80 changes the conversation. As always with large luxury SUVs, check the QX80 depreciation and cost-of-ownership data, since the upfront discount matters most when resale is uncertain.

Shop 2026 Infiniti QX80 inventory on CarEdge. Confirm details on Infiniti’s offers page.

5. 2026 Tesla Model Y: 0% APR for 72 Months

Best June deal: 0% APR for 72 months on Rear-Wheel Drive and All-Wheel Drive.

The Model Y is still America’s best-selling EV, and Tesla is back to its best-ever financing offer. Zero percent for six full years means absolutely no interest on the easiest EV to live with, given the Supercharger network. Just keep Tesla depreciation in mind: it can be steep, so it’s always worth checking used Model Y listings before committing to new.

Shop 2026 Tesla Model Y inventory on CarEdge. Confirm details on Tesla’s offers page.

6. 2026 Toyota Corolla Hybrid: The Lease Exception in a Tight Market

Best June deal: $255/month for 36 months with $3,254 due at signing.

Here’s the contrarian truth about June: the most popular hybrids barely discount because dealers can’t keep them in stock. Honda was up nearly 10% in May on record CR-V and hybrid demand, and Toyota’s hybrids move just as fast. That makes the Corolla Hybrid lease the exception worth taking: it’s a genuinely cheap way into 50-mpg efficiency, and Toyota’s strong Corolla Hybrid resale value props up the residual that makes this payment possible.

Shop 2026 Toyota Corolla Hybrid inventory on CarEdge. Confirm details on Toyota’s offers page.

7. 2026 Nissan Murano: A Fresh 0% APR Offer

Best June deal: 0% APR for 60 months (improved from 1.9%).

Nissan just dropped the Murano’s financing rate to zero, effectively a $2,200 price cut on a $45,000 SUV versus the prior 1.9% offer. The redesigned Murano is a comfortable, well-equipped midsize two-row crossover, and five years of interest-free financing makes it one of the better non-EV financing deals this month. Compare it against the Honda Passport and Hyundai Santa Fe before deciding, and check Murano depreciation to see how it holds value.

Shop 2026 Nissan Murano inventory on CarEdge. Confirm details on Nissan’s offers page.

8. 2026 Honda CR-V: Best-Selling SUV, Still Leasable Under $300

Best June deal: $280/month for 36 months with $3,999 due at signing.

The CR-V is the best-selling SUV in America for a reason, and even in a tight-inventory month Honda is keeping a sub-$300 lease alive. That’s notable: Honda has pulled lease support on some fast-moving models because demand is so strong. The CR-V holds its value better than almost anything in the segment, which you can verify with CarEdge’s CR-V resale data, so it’s a strong buy as well as a lease.

Shop 2026 Honda CR-V inventory on CarEdge. Confirm details on Honda’s offers page.

9. 2025 Ford F-150 Lightning: $8,000 Off the Leftover EV Pickup

Best June deal: $8,000 cash back on remaining 2025 inventory.

Ford is clearing the 2025 F-150 Lightning with one of the largest cash incentives on any truck this month. Eight thousand dollars off an electric pickup that already does most of what a gas F-150 does, plus the ability to power your house in an outage, is a serious value for the right buyer. The catch is the usual EV-truck reality: charging and towing range require planning, and F-150 Lightning depreciation has been steep, which is exactly why this discount exists.

Shop 2025 Ford F-150 Lightning inventory on CarEdge. Confirm details on Ford’s offers page.

10. 2026 Lexus RZ: Luxury EV With 0% APR and Cash

Best June deal: 0% APR for 60 months plus $4,500 cash on select models.

Lexus rarely shows up on a value-deals list, which is what makes the RZ interesting in June. You get zero-percent financing and $4,500 in cash (a combination most luxury brands won’t touch) on a quiet, well-built electric crossover with Toyota/Lexus reliability behind it. If you’ve been cross-shopping a BMW iX or Audi Q4 e-tron, the RZ’s incentive stack is hard to ignore. Review Lexus RZ cost-of-ownership data before you commit.

Shop 2026 Lexus RZ inventory on CarEdge. Confirm details on Lexus’s offers page.

How to Win in June 2026

The headline is simple: the incentive money is real, but it’s concentrated. EVs, full-size trucks, and leftover 2025 inventory are where automakers are spending, and where you should be shopping if you want the deepest discounts. Fast-selling hybrids and compact SUVs are the opposite: great vehicles, thin deals, and dealers who don’t need to move them. Before you visit a showroom, check which cars are sitting longest on dealer lots using CarEdge’s market day supply data (the slowest sellers are where you have the most negotiating leverage), and confirm your dealer’s reputation with CarEdge dealer ratings.

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