SANTANDER Consumer UK has launched an all-new salary sacrifice car scheme with CLM Fleet Management as it targets further growth in the corporate leasing sector.
The scheme is available now and features a wide range of EVs as well as hybrids with CO2 emissions up to 75 g/km.
It will be administered through CLM Fleet Management, which Santander Group acquired in October 2024.
Aidan Whitwell, Santander Consumer UK’s Leasing Sales Director, said: “Our salary sacrifice car scheme has been designed to be quick for employers to implement and simple to manage.
“It offers a high-value employee benefit which makes driving an EV more affordable and hassle-free, helping our customers with employee engagement and retention.
“This is an important strategic move for Santander, which will facilitate our ambitions to grow in both the corporate and public sectors.”
Santander Consumer UK entered the corporate leasing and contract hire market in 2017 and currently has the UK’s tenth largest fleet of vehicles (FN50 2025) By the end of 2030 it plans to treble the size of its fleet and be a top five player in the sector. as it targets further growth in the corporate leasing sector.
The scheme is available now and features a wide range of EVs as well as hybrids with CO2 emissions up to 75 g/km.
It will be administered through CLM Fleet Management, which Santander Group acquired in October 2024.
Aidan Whitwell, Santander Consumer UK’s Leasing Sales Director, said: “Our salary sacrifice car scheme has been designed to be quick for employers to implement and simple to manage.
“It offers a high-value employee benefit which makes driving an EV more affordable and hassle-free, helping our customers with employee engagement and retention.
“This is an important strategic move for Santander, which will facilitate our ambitions to grow in both the corporate and public sectors.”
Santander Consumer UK entered the corporate leasing and contract hire market in 2017 and currently has the UK’s tenth largest fleet of vehicles (FN50 2025) By the end of 2030 it plans to treble the size of its fleet and be a top five player in the sector.
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