Save money and the environment. Our EV fleet management takes the fuss out of transitioning your fleet to electric.
Let us know if it’s a new EV fleet you want or an existing fleet that needs management.
We’ll produce an electric fleet management plan and whole life analysis.
Our dedicated team of EV experts will answer your questions whenever needed.
Discover how Wessex Fleet reduces your whole life fleet costs through a strategy that not only makes business sense but environmental sense too.
With over 20 years of fleet strategy experience, we’re the right team to help you transition your vehicles over to electric.
Incorporating electric vehicles into your fleet improves your corporate social responsibility (CSR) credentials.
You’ll benefit from the lower costs of charging versus refuelling with the ability to install work chargers and access off-peak electricity rates.
Lower CO2 emissions mean the taxable value of the benefit on electric vehicles is less, leading to reduced employer NICs.
The BIK paid by your drivers and company tax that your business will have to pay are significantly lower on electric vehicles.
EVs tend to run into less wear and tear problems due to fewer moving parts, reducing the costs and downtime associated with repairs.
In most cases, electric vehicles are exempt from paying Clean Air Zone (CAZ) charges, as ultra-low emission vehicles.
Measure the cost of running your current fleet against the most affordable electric vehicles through our whole life cost comparison.
Beat the deadline to phase out the sale of new petrol and diesel cars, by leasing a few EVs before committing your entire fleet.
Adding electric vehicles to your fleet makes perfect sense all round. Everyone truly is a winner. Not only does it help the environment; by reducing CO2 emissions, it reduces drivers’ tax and fuel costs, and your business makes significant tax savings too. CSR is increased and your maintenance costs are lower for what are arguably safer vehicles for your drivers, with less components that could catch fire.
The government’s ploughing significant sums into developing public charging infrastructure too, ensuring chargers are easier to access as part of a total investment of £4.5 billion. The time really is now!
Request a whole life cost analysis today.
