The clock’s ticking. By 2030, many European countries will have ICE phase-out bans in place. Luckily, there’s a wide range of impressive battery-fuelled EVs coming onto the market at a variety of price points. But what about that other environmentally friendly alternative: the hydrogen fuel cell car? Here’s our take on the pros and cons:
Range anxiety can be a real issue for electric vehicle drivers, especially drivers new to electric vehicles. For daily commuting it’s not so much of a worry as the average European commute is roughly 30 minutes, but when it comes to longer trips that fear might creep back
Plugin hybrid vehicles (PHEVs) have become even more popular, almost tripling their share of cars sold in 2020 but PHEV technology does come with an inconvenient truth; they are not as sustainable as they might appear.
Adding electric light commercial vehicles (eLCVs) to your fleet or making a complete switch can be quite challenging, with extra variables like range, charging and weight to consider. In this blog we look at how to easily include eLCVs in your fleet.
Every year we look at fleets in 9 industries across 24 European countries to see how well the perform when it comes to their fleet CO2 emissions and share of hybrids, diesel and battery electric vehicles in fleet. Below are some key insights from this year’s report and you can download the full report.
There are some specific things you should be aware of if you choose to take the car on holiday. We want to do our best to ensure that you have a good holiday, and we’ve put together 10 useful tips on what you need to remember when you take the car out into the world
Denmark is in a tied 13th place among 22 European countries - one ranking lower than last year. The Netherlands, Norway and the United Kingdom remain the most EV ready countries
Summer is around the corner and if you’re thinking of heading off on a road trip, first make sure your car is summer ready!
A worldwide shortfall in the semiconductor component is likely to disrupt car deliveries for most of 2021. Here's what you need to know
LeasePlan now introduces a new Danish auction platform via its CarNext business, where dealers can buy used cars
Nearly one in two Danish consumers (47 percent) have become more positive towards electric cars within the last three years. Meanwhile, almost every third person (30 percent) expects their next car to be an electric one
New law on reckless driving entered into force on 31 March 2021. The law intends to prevent reckless driving, including street racing, drink-driving and the like
On the 9th of February 2021, the Danish government adopted new legislation for vehicle taxation applicable this year and valid for the next five years
On 18 December 2020, the government tabled a bill to amend the registration taxes, but the final law has not yet been adopted.
We are open as usual on all weekdays at LeasePlan, where we are ready to help you.
If your car needs a repair in the upcoming period, your tires need to be changed, or if you intend to go test drive a new car, then please be aware that workshops and dealers may be forced to stay closed or have reduced staffing due to Covid-19
A plan has successfully been made for restructuring registration tax, taxation and other elements. All this to ensure a simplified taxation system and to promote the green transition.
From July 1, 2020, it has become possible for your insurance company to send you the green card digitally, for example by email, so that you can print it yourself on plain white paper. It makes it easier for you since you no longer have to wait for it to arrive by ordinary mail.