Drive electric with Salary Sacrifice
Get a brand new vehicle through work and start saving
The most cost effective way to drive a brand new electric car
If your employer has an electric vehicle salary sacrifice scheme you can drive a brand new EV which you pay for direct from your salary, before income tax, or any other deductions, which represents a great saving.
The amount you pay will depend on which EV you chose, your tax rate, the term you take the car over, and the annual mileage you will do. You do pay Benefit In Kind (BIK) tax on the list price of the car, but this is just 2% through to April 2025, then 3% in 2025/26, 4% in 2026/27, and 5% in 2027/28.
The fixed monthly price you pay includes;
- Road tax
- Insurance
- Servicing and maintenance
- Replacement tyres
- Glass and breakdown cover
- Accident management
and you can add a home charge point if you want (charges apply).
There is no deposit, or credit check required, it really couldn't be simpler.
Benefits to you
- The most cost-effective way to drive an electric car
- No deposit or credit check required
- You pay with your gross salary, rather than taxed net pay
- You can insure your partner or family member on the car
- You can upgrade to a new vehicle after a couple of years
- You can use the car for business and personal use
What's included
With an electric salary sacrifice scheme there are no deposits or credit checks for salary sacrifice, and your monthly payment includes
Working with the top brands
From chic city cars to versatile family SUVs, LeasePlan works with all the leading electric vehicle manufacturers. It means that employees have a wide choice, and can find the right model to suit their needs.