Electrified company car popularity is something that simply can’t be ignored. Triggered by a favourable tax position, a wide selection of models to suit all lifestyles and budgets and reaffirmed by a charging infrastructure that’s constantly improving, electrified company cars can provide a host of additional benefits to business operators.
Attracting and retaining talent within a business can be challenging. Employers must balance the need to offer appropriate and competitive rewards against the cost to the business.
From September 2015, when the EU’s Euro 6 emissions legislation came into effect, the majority of new diesel cars and LCVs will feature technology called Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR), using a liquid called AdBlue.
Open data is key to solve important challenges related to urban planning, road safety, and business efficiency as well as an important driver of seamless mobility experience for users.
Arval’s international Consulting has published a white paper containing an overview of the current market and a range of solutions to help fleet managers.
CASE STUDY: Accelerating the electrification of Aviagen’s car fleet using whole life costs
Aviagen is a renowned and long-established poultry breeding company, supplying broiler breeders to over 100 countries worldwide and with UK operations based in Edinburgh.
CASE STUDY: Delivering an effective LCV fleet management solution for Ford Parts Plus
Ford Parts Plus, owned by Ford Motor Company, supplies genuine Ford parts and accessories to thousands of franchise dealers, independent garages and bodyshops right across the UK.
