Employees who have previously taken cash options are returning to company car schemes in “noticeable” numbers thanks to electric vehicles (EVs), reports Arval UK.
Larger businesses are much more likely to employ road-risk management measures for their staff while driving at work, research from Arval Mobility Observatory shows.
Employees from Arval UK who have helped others throughout what has been an incredibly difficult year, will celebrate the UN’s International Volunteer Day on Saturday (December 5).
One of the country’s leading fleet titles, Business Car Magazine, has named Arval UK as winner of its Best Leasing Company and Best Green Initiative awards.
A “dramatic shift” to electric power will soon be underway for UK businesses that operate vans, according to authoritative research from the Arval Mobility Observatory.
For 30 years, and thanks to the support of BNP Paribas Group, Arval has successfully focussed its expertise on full-service leasing. It is now firmly positioned as a market leader, with an average leased fleet growth of 7.4% over the last 5 years and an impressive 6.6% growth in September 2020, despite the COVID-19 pandemic
Arval AutoSelect – at autoselect.arval.co.uk – will be a new and innovative route to reach consumers with some of the company’s most attractive ex-lease stock.
More than a third (37%) of companies with fewer than 100 employees either already operate or plan to adopt electric vehicles (EVs) within the next three years, compared to less than a quarter (23%) in 2019.