Save Money With a New Fleet: Save Your Bottom Line and Your Cash

Midlands-based salary sacrifice experts say companies can save money by replacing their ageing vehicles. That’s us! We’re on a mission to get employees out of old dirty diesel cars and into lovely clean brand-new electric cars; we help them save up to 45% on electric cars compared to retail! We offer a no-nonsense salary sacrifice scheme, perfect for businesses of any and all sizes. So, how can you save money with a new fleet, and save your bottom line too?

Typical Costs

Managing Director, Andrew Leech, states that:

“Typically, a 20-vehicle fleet can cost £100,000 just to keep on the road. Many companies we work with believe this saves them money – but that’s simply not true. Maintenance expenses, downtime, and tyre and exhaust costs with colder vehicles can quickly spiral!”.

“New vehicles reduce downtime and administrative costs. Of course, these are just the direct savings. New vehicles also have less maintenance and, especially if they’re green cars, improve company image massively!”.

Buying VS Leasing

Admittedly, the cost of electric cars at a retail price is quite pricey. It’s no wonder people will often opt to buy an ICE vehicle over electric. However, thanks to the low benefit in kind, people actually make mass savings by going electric through salary sacrifice! The scheme is free to implement and the cost of your (fully customisable) electric car is deducted from your GROSS (pre-tax) salary! If you want a more in-depth look at whether you should buy or lease electrics, check out our great blog on it here!

What About Vans?

Vans are a weird one. They may not work the best due to the extra weight, they’d run the electric range into the ground. Hell, you can’t even tow too much with an EV! I can’t imagine how a van would cope, especially in hilly areas… The estimated range of electric vans is between 90 and 120 miles. So, if you’re zooming everywhere in one day, it may not be for you.


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