Fleet Solutions
Select Fleet Solutions offers the most cost effective and seamless business car leasing and fleet leasing solutions for all companies.
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The high costs of outright ownership of electric cars or vans can often make them prohibitively expensive.
On the other hand, leasing an electric vehicle offers businesses a very cost-effective way of joining the green revolution, with all the usual business leasing benefits combined with great tax incentives and reduced on-road running costs. EVs also help you lower your company’s carbon footprint.
Maximising savings from EVs requires a meticulous analysis and management of your energy usage.
Combining our in-house expertise with carefully selected energy partners, we can help you install the following technologies, where appropriate:
We can recommend the right type of EV chargers – whether standard or rapid – for your car park and other business locations, plus chargepoints installed at your employees’ homes.
There are also a variety of software solutions available, allowing you to track charging times and costs, manage your admin and billing, monitor on the road charging, and much more.
Get in touch with us to learn how we can make charging your electric fleet as painless as possible.
If you have a suitable roof, a solar panel system will generate zero-cost electricity, day after day.
This free solar electricity can then power devices in your building, as well as charge any EVs that are plugged in.
Solar panels are now relatively cheap and allow you to lower your fleet running costs, as well as hedge against rising energy prices in the future.
We can organise free of charge solar panel surveys and proposals, so you can discover the benefits for your business.
Adding battery storage to a solar panel system can often make a lot of sense. For example, if you generate surplus solar electricity during the day, you can store it in batteries and then use it to charge fleet electric vehicles plugged in overnight.
Some battery storage systems can also be charged up with cheap, off-peak grid electricity and then discharged to your building or EVs during the day when electricity is more expensive.
Battery storage is a versatile asset, helping you and your company save money.
As more and more manufacturers reveal their electrically-powered vehicles, there’s never been more choice for lease customers. But how do you know which type of electric vehicle is the most suitable for your needs?
Here’s our quick, easy to read guide:
These vehicles are driven purely by one or more electric motors, with no traditional combustion engine at all. Not only are they the cheapest vehicle type to run, they are also zero-emission, which means they represent the best solution for both the local and global environment.
Like a fully electric vehicle, a Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) also needs to be plugged in to charge its medium-sized battery. PHEVs have both a traditional petrol/diesel engine as well as the battery. Typically the first 20-40 miles in a PHEV are battery only – then the petrol/diesel engine takes over for longer trips.
Non plug-in hybrid cars combine a standard combustion engine with a smaller battery-powered electric motor. There’s no need to plug in a hybrid electric vehicle – the battery is instead charged partly by the combustion engine and partly via regenerative braking.
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