Electric car salary sacrifice

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I'm an employer

Kickstart an electric vehicle initiative with confidence, knowing you'll receive the most competitive rates and a dependable five-star service for you and your team

I'm an employee

The electric car salary sacrifice scheme allows you to save between 30 and 60% on any EV of your choice. Now is the time to start your personal journey to Net Zero.

What is an electric car salary sacrifice scheme?

It’s a way to get an EV as an employee benefit and save on tax while you’re at it. The employer leases the car from us and offers the electric car scheme to their team as a perk. The employee pays for the car with a portion of their gross salary, saving money on national insurance and income tax. Watch our explainer video below for more details!

Get started with the electric car scheme

Our electric car salary sacrifice scheme benefits your business and employees alike. Employees get more for their money and employers enjoy a cost-efficient benefit that enhances employee satisfaction and encourages new staff to join the company.

Why your company should join our scheme

Our EV salary sacrifice scheme includes everything you need to get up and running on the road. Pick and choose what you'd like covered.

Attract and retain premier talent

Make your staff benefit scheme significantly more rewarding to valued staff and attractive prospective talent at no cost to you.

Reach your sustainability goals

Encouraging staff into clean, zero emission electric vehicles is a huge win for your corporate ESG ambitions.

Free to set up and easy to run

There’s no set up fee or running costs and our award-winning fleet management platform makes the scheme easy to operate.

Unrivalled support

Your personal account manager manages your scheme while your employees are looked after by a dedicated Scheme Advisor.

Simple scheme portal

Employees can research and compare every electric car available with a detailed breakdown of the savings and costs.

The UK's best pricing

Your employees enjoy rock-bottom pricing from our panel of leading leasing providers which boosts the uptake of EVs across your business.

Give your employer a nudge about salary sacrifice

If you think our electric car scheme is a good fit, then you owe it to yourself to let you employer know.

What's included in the scheme

Our electric car salary sacrifice scheme is an all-inclusive driving package that offers the latest electric cars and incredible value for money.

Latest EVs with massive savings

Get access to every new electric car on the market and make big savings. Salary sacrifice is one of the most affordable ways to lease a shiny new electric car.

Save up to 60%

Vehicle maintenance

Stress-free servicing and maintenance, with costs included in your monthly payment as standard.

Insurance provided

Simplify things and add fully comprehensive insurance to your package.

Even more benefits

  • No upfront costs or credit checks.
  • Both the employee and employer make NIC savings.
  • UK Breakdown cover included as standard.
  • At home charging package available.
  • Early termination insurance if the employee leaves the company.

Save money on your next electric car

Our comprehensive and easy-to-use EV salary sacrifice scheme takes the stress out of fleet management.

How much could you save?

Select a vehicle to see how an all-inclusive salary sacrifice package offers more for less when compared to a personal lease.

Kia

Kia Niro

285 miles

Range

7.8 seconds

0-62 mph

Salary sacrifice vs Personal leasing

Salary sacrifice Personal leasing
Deposit
Zero £2,367
Car lease
£309* £370
Insurance
Included £55
Road tax
Included Included
Maintenance
Included £24
Breakdown cover
Included Included
Total per month
£309 £449

Total savings

£6,720

Total Salary Sacrifice
saving over contract term

Mercedes

Mercedes EQE

376 miles

Range

7.3 seconds

0-62 mph

Salary sacrifice vs Personal leasing

Salary sacrifice Personal leasing
Deposit
Zero £6,831
Car lease
£546* £1,089
Insurance
Included £98
Road tax
Included Included
Maintenance
Included £49
Breakdown cover
Included Included
Total per month
£546 £1,236

Total savings

£33,120

Total Salary Sacrifice
saving over contract term

Nissan

Nissan LEAF

168 miles

Range

7.9 seconds

0-62 mph

Salary sacrifice vs Personal leasing

Salary sacrifice Personal leasing
Deposit
Zero £1,848
Car lease
£236* £280
Insurance
Included £36
Road tax
Included Included
Maintenance
Included £28
Breakdown cover
Included Included
Total per month
£236 £344

Total savings

£5,184

Total Salary Sacrifice
saving over contract term

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Frequently asked questions

Salary sacrifice is the best way to drive an electric car. Here are some answers to common questions to help you understand the many benefits.

Learn more about salary sacrifice

Which is better – cash allowance or salary sacrifice?

The choice between a car allowance and salary sacrifice comes down to a balance of flexibility and value. A cash allowance provides flexibility but offers less value. Salary sacrifice has a more restricted range of choices, but offers the best value, particularly when sourcing a new car. Here’s why.   The hidden costs of a … Continued

The pros and cons of car salary sacrifice

Demand for car salary sacrifice is growing as an increasing number of companies offer the benefit to their employees. According to data from the British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association, the salary sacrifice car fleet has risen 68% in a year to nearly 62,000 cars. Many companies have launched salary sacrifice in addition to their … Continued

How does benefit-in-kind affect electric cars?

If you have a company car that is available for private use, including commuting, then it becomes liable for company car tax as a so-called ‘benefit-in-kind’. How much you pay for this benefit is based on the car’s carbon dioxide emissions, so that drivers of the lowest polluting cars pay least tax. With more than … Continued