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iLease® Electric

Salary Sacrifice Car Scheme
HMRC-compliant tax savings on Electric Vehicles

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A New Lease of Life

Drive yourself into the future with a new Electric Vehicle

Choose any Electric Vehicle

Browse an extensive range of EVs that could be yours through Salary Sacrifice. Join the electric revolution!

We will help your employees select their vehicle and find the best deals on the market for them.

Hassle-free

Admin made easy with our hassle free scheme. We provide digital contracts & payroll calculation that are HMRC compliant.

From A to B!
We offer free delivery to UK Mainland destinations

Here for You

You have got a friend in us! Our support teams will be with you from enquiry to delivery of your vehicle and beyond.

From maintenance or insurance queries to vehicle support, we are here to help you.

Electric Vehicles

So why Electric? The technology for EVs is leaping forward, leaving traditional petrol and diesel cars in the dust. One of the main reasons: improvements in Lithium-ion technology means that range is increasing and costs are still remaining low once on the road.

Benefits

For Employer

  • Improved staff recruitment
  • Increased staff retention
  • Lower Carbon footprint
  • Free to set up
  • Improved job satisfaction
  • Lowers your Employer NI contributions
  • Reduces grey fleet miles & expense
  • Risk protection available

For Employees

  • Huge Tax Savings
  • No deposit
  • No credit checking
  • Includes fully comprehensive motor insurance
  • Servicing, maintenance and tyre repairs all covered
  • Low cost commuting
  • Access to some of the best deals on the market
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The Future, Here and Now

Soon there will be two kinds of people. Those who drive fully electric, and those that walk.

Charging

Start me up! Ask us about charging requirements for your EV, and you'll never be flat again!

Packaged

Everything but a charge! From insurance to maintenance, you can drive away safe in the knowledge that we've got you covered.

Choice

Need to ferry the kids around, or are you after something sleek? It doesn't matter, there will be an EV for you!

Aftercare

Lean on us! With our team of iLease® Electric heroes, we will continue to support you even once you're on the road.

Fleet savings

The perfect work-life balance! You and your company will be saving with iLease® Electric.

Tax

Swap it! Rather than taxable income, swap to an EV with Salary Sacrifice, which benefits from a Government-incentivised low benefit-in-kind tax.

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Ask Away!

To learn more about Electric Vehicles and how iLease® Electric could help you, click below for our full list of FAQs.
  • What is Salary Sacrifice?

    Salary sacrifice is an arrangement under which an employee agrees to give up some of their gross salary, that is your salary before income tax and National Insurance Contributions ("NIC") have been deducted, in exchange for their employer’s agreement to provide a non-cash benefit, such as a company car.

  • How many cars am I allowed under the scheme?

    You are allowed to apply for 2 cars on the scheme, subject to the sacrifice not taking your salary below National Minimum Wage.

  • Are Electric Vehicles really better for the environment?

    With no emissions out of an exhaust, electric vehicles are brilliant for reducing pollution in cities.

    Forget the nasty particulates belched out by diesels, EVs (when driven) are as emissions-free as walking or cycling thanks to nothing being emitted from an exhaust pipe!

    Detractors will point to the pollution created by producing electricity, but this varies widely depending on the type of power generation used. A wind farm is vastly cleaner than a coal-fired power station, for example.

    However, even the ‘dirtiest’ electricity is still less damaging to the environment than hundreds of individual petrol or diesel engines.

    Also, if environmental friendliness is high on your agenda, certain energy companies offer ‘green’ tariffs, using electricity produced from sustainable sources. Some charging units are also smart enough to prioritise energy taken from sustainable sources such as wind, water and solar energy.

  • What are the main benefits of owning an Electric Vehicle (EV)?

    Potential cost savings – when the running costs and tax efficiencies of an EV are compared with Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicles, the savings in running an EV can be considerable. These depend on the type of vehicle chosen, and the number of miles driven – more mileage in an EV delivers a greater saving.

    • Increased interior Space: Due to the removal of traditional engine vehicle component such as the transmission tunnel and the Engine, EVs can offer a more spacious interior driving experience
    • Charging at home: If you have a driveway, charging your vehicle at home enables you to wake up with a full charge every morning without ever having to move from the comfort of your own home
    • Instant torque and quiet interior: Electric motors power the vehicle, providing instant torque and removing the need to change gears, providing a more serene and tranquil driving environment
    • Re-generative braking: By harvesting the energy from braking this can be turned into supplementary range to help extend your journey distance.
  • How much does it cost to charge an Electric Vehicle?

    The price of electricity fluctuates according to market influences. To calculate the cost for a full charge, simply multiply the rate you are charged per kWh by the battery capacity of your vehicle.

  • Will I own the car?

    No. But at the end of the agreement you may have the option to purchase your car at the discretion of the lender.

  • What does kilowatt-hour (kWh) mean?

    Kilowatt-hours are a measure of how much energy can be stored in a battery. A comparison for a Petrol/Diesel vehicle would be the size of the fuel tank in litres. For a given vehicle, a battery with greater capacity ‑ more kWh ‑ will have greater range.

  • How many days can an Electric Vehicle be left without charging?

    Most electric vehicles can be left unattended for at least six months, however plugging in once a month is optimal. The battery management system is electronically controlled and uses very little energy. EVs, like any vehicle, also have a 12V battery to power internal features such as central locking, electric seats, entertainment, and interior lighting. This 12V battery can go flat just like in any car and should therefore be monitored carefully during long periods of downtime.

  • Easier than you think - come and explore

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