Salary sacrifice for employees

Salary sacrifice is one of the most affordable ways to get behind the wheel of a brand-new EV or hybrid car.

The scheme is offered as a benefit through your employer, and if you’re eligible, you could enjoy tax-efficient driving, with a convenient all-inclusive package. It’s never been easier to switch to electric and reduce your impact on the environment, while also getting the ultimate EV experience with the latest makes and models from our range.

How does salary sacrifice work for employees?

By sacrificing a fixed amount of your salary each month in exchange for a car, you could make significant tax savings. This is because the amount is taken from your pre-tax salary, lowering your tax and NI contributions, and leaving you with more cash in your pocket.

Just like leasing, you’ll be able to choose a term that suits you, and you’ll be able to browse a range of cars to suit your budget. Unlike leasing, however, you won’t be asked to pay a deposit, making the scheme an affordable and accessible alternative.

Plus, you’ll get all this included in just one monthly cost:

Fully comp insurance

Road tax

Scheduled servicing and maintenance

Breakdown cover

Replacement tyres

Windscreen and glass cover

Accident management.

Salary sacrifice benefits for employees

From the all-inclusive package which saves you time and money to lower EV running costs, you’ll find so many reasons to switch to electric. Salary sacrifice for employees really is a no-brainer.

An affordable way to drive a brand-new car

Save on tax and National Insurance

Pay less BiK tax* compared to petrol and diesel cars

Stress-free driving with an all-inclusive package

No deposit or upfront payments

Lower running costs with an EV

Drive a brand-new car every few years

Choose from a large range of makes and models

One monthly payment makes it easier to budget and plan ahead

_{*Salary sacrifice for employees is subject to something called Benefit-in-Kind (BiK) tax, but it’s significantly cheaper for electric and hybrid cars than petrol or diesel cars, making EVs a tax-efficient option.}