Low Benefit-in-Kind (BiK) tax
Company car drivers pay BiK tax based on the car's P11D value and the BiK rate. EVs have the lowest BiK rate of any fuel type, making them highly tax-efficient as a company car or on a salary sacrifice scheme.
In the UK, electric cars are especially attractive for company car drivers thanks to very low Benefit-in-Kind (BiK) tax rates. Combined with lower running costs and clean air zone advantages, the financial case for electric is strong. The exact rules and rates change annually; we work out your situation free and independently.
Company car drivers pay BiK tax based on the car's P11D value and the BiK rate. EVs have the lowest BiK rate of any fuel type, making them highly tax-efficient as a company car or on a salary sacrifice scheme.
Charging is typically cheaper than petrol or diesel, and EVs require less servicing — no oil changes, no exhaust, no clutch. Total cost of ownership is often lower even if the purchase price is higher.
London's ULEZ and other city clean air zones may offer exemptions or lower charges for fully electric vehicles. This can represent a real annual saving for urban commuters.
EV road tax rules are changing. The current and upcoming rates depend on the vehicle registration date. Ask us for the current position for the model you're considering.
Note: BiK rates, VED rules and any purchase incentives change year to year. We deliberately quote no fixed figures — ask us for the current position for your specific situation via WhatsApp.
Drive a new EV for a fixed monthly payment — no ownership worries
View →Option to buy at the end — or simply hand it back
View →Own your EV at the end — straightforward financing
View →Tax-efficient EV leasing for companies — just 2% BiK
View →Our specialists calculate your saving — personal or company car — free and independently, with the current rules for your situation. Ask your question over WhatsApp.
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