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Why Drive Electric
As we move towards fleet electrification, its critical for businesses to have a fleet partner that can provide them with a comprehensive electric vehicle solution that is built around their requirements. Our vast experience and expertise ensure that we are best positioned to support businesses on their journey to net zero and to decarbonise their fleet. Every customer’s journey will be different, and our role is to support customers on that journey by providing them with solutions tailored to their specific needs, whether that be Electric Vehicles, Plug In Electric or Hybrids.
Benefits of Electric Vehicles
Lower Running Costs
Electric vehicles have lower running and maintenance costs than their petrol and diesel equivalents. With the uncertainty of fuel prices, electric vehicles offer an opportunity to businesses to make cost and energy savings.
Improve Brand Image
An electric vehicle is a statement of your organisation’s commitment to being energy efficient while demonstrating commitment to a cleaner, healthier environment for your customers and staff.
Lower Emissions
By transitioning to more environmentally friendly and lower carbon emitting alternative powertrains, such as electric and plug in electric vehicle, it will help your business achieve their sustainability goals faster.
Financial Supports:
By transitioning your fleet to electric there are a number of tax incentives available to you such as VRT relief’s, low Motor Tax costs and reduced company car BIK. In addition, there are grants and schemes available to companies to further minimise their fleet running costs such as EV Charging grant and the Electric Vehicle Toll Incentive Scheme.
Our Electrification Offering – 3 Step Approach
Our expert team provide comprehensive advice along the whole electrification journey.
Understanding your Fleet
We understand there is no one size fits all approach to electrification. We’ll take the time to understand your fleet objectives, conduct a detailed fleet analysis and identify the electric powertrain that would best suit your fleet.
Right Fit For you
Once the strategy is in place, our team will work with you on selecting the right type of vehicles for your drivers. In addition to assisting with the electric vehicle selection, we can help you with your EV charging requirements. Whether you require home charging for employee’s, business charging units for the business or access to public charging units, we’ll assist you throughout the entire process.
Maximinzing your fleet protential
After the implementation of your charging solution, we’ll make sure your fleet is continuously optimised with tools that provide a current overview of your fleet’s performance. Our add-on mobility services help ensure your drivers are always on the road.
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Your Questions Answered
What types of electrified vehicles are available to lease?
There are three electrified vehicles available to lease. A battery electric car (BEV) is powered solely by an electric motor and rechargeable batteries. You charge by plugging in at home or using the national charging network. A plug-in hybrid (PHEV) has a petrol or diesel engine as well as an electric motor. The battery can be plugged in and charged like a fully electric car. A hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) has a petrol or diesel engine and an electric motor but the battery can only be charged by the petrol or diesel engine.
What is the typical range of an electric vehicle?
The electric range of an EV varies by make and model but, generally, electric cars can travel between 200-400 kilometres on a single charge. All vehicle are given a Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP) battery range figure but there are a number of factors that impact the real life battery performance of an electric vehicle, such as payload and outside temperature.
How long does it take to charge an electric vehicle?
Home Charging takes typically 6-8 hours; Public Charging: 1-6 hours; Fast Charging: around 30 minutes for an 80pc charge. High Powered Charging: 100km in six minutes. Different cars will charge at different rates using the same charger.
Are electric vehicles more expensive than their internal combustion engine equivalents?
Despite the government grants and VRT relief available, EV’s are still more expensive versus their ICE equivalents from an upfront cost perspective. However, when you take into consideration maintenance and fuel costs over the life of a lease, the overall running costs of an EV is lower than a petrol and diesel vehicle.