STAFFORDSHIRE leasing broker and fleet management company, CBVC Vehicle Management, has launched used EV leasing in conjunction with funder Lex Autolease.
Available to both business and personal customers in response to increasing demand for cost-effective fleet electrification, CBVC used leasing offers:
- Advance rental of 1 month
- Flexible contracts – from 12 to 48 months
- High quality used cars – from 2 to 4 years old
- Full maintenance – including replacement tyres (subject to normal wear and tear)
- Road tax, MOT & breakdown cover included
- In-stock vehicles for immediate delivery
- Fixed cost rentals
“CBVC is delighted to introduce used EV leasing for personal customers and businesses, which aligns with our strategy to support fleets with decarbonisation. It provides companies and personal customers with a really cost-effective way to make the move to EVs. The demand so far has been incredibly strong, particularly as businesses are looking for cost-saving solutions in a challenging economic climate.”
CBVC is at the forefront of fleet decarbonisation, having recently renewed its contract with Europcar Mobility Group UK for the supply and fleet management of employee company cars. The partnership has already driven a significant carbon reduction, cutting average CO2 emissions from 129 g/km to 29 g/km per vehicle.
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