Put your business into electric.

No. These are business contract hire rentals, quoted excluding VAT. Each monthly figure assumes the term, mileage and initial rental shown, and your final figures are confirmed in writing before you sign anything.

The vehicle itself, on business contract hire for the term and mileage you choose. Servicing, maintenance and insurance are not part of the rentals quoted here, so ask us if you want them costed alongside the vehicles. We confirm exactly what your agreement covers in writing before you sign.

It varies by make and specification, from a few weeks for vehicles already in the country to several months for a factory order. We confirm the lead time for your specific vehicles before you commit.

You pay an excess mileage charge per mile over the contracted total, set out in your agreement before you sign. If you expect higher mileage it is almost always cheaper to contract for it up front.

Yes. Tell us how many vehicles you need and roughly when, and we will come back with options and pricing across the whole requirement rather than one car at a time.

Business contract hire is for incorporated businesses and public sector organisations, so limited companies, LLPs, councils and NHS trusts. Funders will want company details and recent accounts or bank statements to assess the agreement, and we will tell you exactly what is needed before you apply. If you are a sole trader or an unincorporated business, speak to us first, because what we can offer depends on how the agreement has to be assessed.

It depends on private use. Where a car is available for private use, which covers most company cars, VAT-registered businesses can reclaim 50% of the VAT on the finance rentals. A genuine pool car with no private use can qualify for 100%. Your accountant should confirm your own position.

Benefit-in-kind on fully electric cars is 4% of the P11D value in the 2026/27 tax year, rising to 5% in 2027/28. What each driver pays depends on the car and their income tax rate, so treat these figures as indicative rather than advice.