This is what’s next

Our industry is in the middle of a major transition. We’re committed to a greener future. At LeasePlan, we’re using our scale, expertise and global presence to be at the heart of the discussion.

In line with the Paris Agreement and UN Sustainable Development Goals, LeasePlan aims to achieve zero net emissions from the automotive sector by 2030.

With a four-step strategy:

Advocate: We can't make a change all alone. We're working with governments, NGOs and the private sector to tackle energy, climate and air-quality issues.

Educate: We want widespread adoption of low-emission vehicles. So we're sharing information about the options, benefits and best practices. To make sure consumers and policy makers aware of the possibilities.

Facilitate: We're making it as easy as possible to consumers to go electric. Like offering competitive prices, full-service packages and home charging stations.

Lead: We want to lead by example. Like by promoting low-emission vehicles to our own employees. And partnering with companies that are introducing sustainable transport initiatives.

We’re living in a time where people are moving from owning cars to using cars-as-a-service. With 60 years of leasing expertise, LeasePlan is well positioned to be a leader in the car-as-a-service market. We aim to and deliver the cars you need, whether you’re a large corporation, SME or individual consumer.

We’re also developing new services with mobility innovators including Uber, SnappCar, Amovens, GoMore Spain, CityDrive and SocialCar.

Technology is transforming what it means to drive. Cars are becoming so smart, they are nearly computers on wheels. And this rapid change is bringing exciting new opportunities.

Smart technology makes it easy to navigate to your destination. Or stream music from your phone. But it can also help keep you safe. Alert emergency services in an accident. Improve your driving. And cut your fuel consumption. We’re using data to improve your driving experience. Every time you get behind the wheel.

Just a few years ago, self-driving cars sounded like science fiction. But as technology and safety improve, they are now a real possibility. Some say they’ll be a common sight as early as 2030. We’re continuously exploring the options. To stay at the forefront of autonomous cars and related developments.