OUR NEWSROOM

One thousand trees have been planted over two days on 17 and 18 April by employees from vehicle leasing and mobility company Arval, which has its UK headquarters in Swindon.

Following an Autumn Budget which increased clarity for electric fleets, the Spring Budget 2023 was focused on steps to curb inflation, freeze fuel duty and manage energy costs. While there were no huge surprises, the changes focus on easing financial pressures.

Abbott Laboratories is on target to switch its 475-strong UK car fleet to ‘all-electric’ vehicles (EV) during 2023 with the help of Arval UK.

Specialising in full-service vehicle leasing and new sustainable mobility solutions, Arval pursued in 2022 the productive and positive dynamic of previous years, despite a complex market environment.

Sanofi has adopted a policy of encouraging drivers out of company cars and into Arval’s Ignition salary sacrifice arrangement as part of a drive to reduce its CO2 footprint and increase support for employees.

With this additional pre-order of 10,000 units, Arval has helped Lightyear reach 21,000 pre-orders from its partners.

More than 90% of businesses that try out an electric van using its medium-term rental product – Arval Flex-EV – are opting to keep them, Arval UK is reporting.

Growing demand has seen Arval UK’s medium-term rental fleet product – Arval Flex – increase in size by more than 50% in the last year, the company is reporting.

One third of companies – either considering or already using electrified vehicles – don’t have charging points available at their company premises, research from the latest Arval Mobility Observatory Barometer shows.