Pictured above, Shane Coomber, Managing Director of Leasys UK
LEASYS UK has been handed Highly Commended status in the Best Leasing Company category at the 2025 Business Motoring Awards.
Now in their eleventh year, the awards are judged by an independent panel of automotive experts and celebrate the products and services that are ‘best in class’ in this highly competitive marketplace.
For the 2025 Awards, the judges recognised Leasys UK for its commitment to supporting SME businesses through its class-leading customer service and raft of innovative new products and services. Offering highly competitive leasing terms across medium, and long-term rentals, as well as an award-winning range of cars and vans, Leasys UK has now established an enviable reputation in the leasing sector.
“As one of the most prestigious events in the business, to be recognised in this way by its expert judges is a huge achievement. It is also further evidence of our commitment to delivering the best leasing solutions and customer service to all our customers. And we’re only going to enhance this further, as over the coming year we will expand our portfolio of mobility solutions as we continue to respond to changing customer needs.”
With its multi-brand approach, customer experience is a key focus for Leasys UK. The company also provides consistent and transparent solutions for the Stellantis brands ensuring a unique touchpoint for a seamless customer experience.
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