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Electric Car Organisation - Launched to make the switch easier!
Moving to electric vehicles is the quickest thing an individual or company can do to help save the planet. Cutting emissions by 23%
Save 14,000* compared to a private lease using the governments generous 28%-40% salary sacrifice tax breaks.
Release on average £10,000 cash tied up in your privately owned/leased personal car by switching to a "green fleet" EV provided by your employer.
What does EV mean?
EV stands for electric vehicle. EVs are powered by an electric battery which means that they produce no CO2 emissions at all. Unlike internal combustion engine (ICE) cars which put carbon into the atmosphere and contribute to air pollution and global warming. EVs have no engine and no gears, which makes them very powerful and fast. EV drivers charge their cars in the same way that you would do with a mobile phone, top it up when the battery is low at home or using one of the public chargers across the UK.
How does leasing work?
When you lease a car you agree to pay a monthly fee over a set term for use of the vehicle. When you take out a lease as an individual this is known as personal contract hire (PCH).
How do I drive an electric car?
Just like an automatic fuel car, except the car has no gears. Because it has no gears it drives incredibly smoothly. The only thing you might need to get used to is Re-Gen braking. This is as simple as releasing the throttle.
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