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Electric vehicle business leasing guide
Switching to an electric lease vehicle can be a great way to save your business money and help meet important environmental goals. Electric vehicle leasing does this by offering businesses predictable monthly payments, tax benefits, and the potential for charging infrastructure grants.
Learn more about electric car business leasing in our guides below, including how to choose the right EVs for your company fleet and if you’ll be exempt from congestion charges.
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Electric car charging points for businesses
Home - Electric Vehicles - Electric Vehicle Business Leasing Guide The UK Government has introduced a zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate stipulating that car manufacturers’ sales must include a minimum percentage — 80%…![]()
Can you lease an electric car through salary sacrifice?
Salary sacrifice car leasing is an increasingly popular scheme for businesses in the UK, and for good reason. It provides employees with affordable car leasing options at a fixed monthly cost. Electric…
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The business case for EVs
This guide explores the benefits to businesses of running an EV and considers why so many companies in the UK are switching to an all-electric fleet.
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What are the tax incentives for electric cars?
Electric cars are generally cheaper to run than their internal combustion engine (ICE) counterparts. They cost less per mile in ‘fuel’, especially when you recharge off-peak overnight or manage to find a…
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Choosing the right EVs for your company fleet
Choosing the right EVs for your company fleet doesn’t need to be daunting. While fleet vehicles are a significant investment, choosing the right electric vehicle is just a case of doing some…
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Electric company car tax explained
UK employees pay tax on many company benefits, such as accommodation provided by their employer, company cars where private use is permitted (including for commuting) and any fuel consumed during private use…
