One of the main concerns (potential) drivers of electric vehicles have is their annual summer road trip. Of course, it's perfectly feasible to travel to somewhere around southern France in an electric car with some planning.
A peine mis en place, le nouveau gouvernement fédéral belge a confirmé son intention d’accélérer le verdissement du parc automobile et des voitures de société. Cette mesure vous inquiète ? Avec LeasePlan, vous verrez que cette décision est en réalité une aubaine, une opportunité à saisir. Voici pourquoi !
Ten years ago, LeasePlan Belgium was the first leasing company in Belgium to include an electric car in its range. That was a statement in itself, but it was just the start of a far bigger strategic green mobility plan. By acquiring 30 Polestar 2 cars for its own fleet – the biggest delivery in the Benelux to date – LeasePlan is living up to its promises more than ever before.
This is the perfect time to change your car or fleet to electric – and we can prove it to you! And that's without even mentioning all the fiscal benefits of electric cars, their very reasonable running costs (fuel and maintenance), or the high standard of driving and in-car features.
With the August heatwave still fresh in our minds, most of us aren't yet thinking about the freezing temperatures that lie ahead. But time goes by quickly, and the first snow and ice of the year always surprise some drivers. That's why it's best to get your car ready for winter sooner rather than later. If you stayed at home this summer because of the coronavirus pandemic and you feel like going on holiday this autumn or winter, we can suggest some nice destinations in Belgium.
When you hear the term 'hydrogen car', you probably think of futuristic, state-of-the-art technology. That's not entirely true. The operating principle behind the fuel cell that powers today's hydrogen cars was invented in 1838 by Swiss scientist Christian Friedrich Schönbein, and NASA has been using the technology for manned space flight since the 1960s. But what's the current situation when it comes to using the technology – and in vehicles in particular?