2025 is here, and, as always, it’s looking like a busy year ahead for fleet managers. The transition to electric vehicles looms large, legislative changes to road tax and the expensive car supplement will require planning alongside all the usual vehicle replacements, fleet optimisation, and planning that’s needed for the day-to-day running of a healthy company car fleet.
But who’s to say helping your drivers into the right company car can’t be fun? Here’s a look at some of our favourite cars for the year ahead and the ones that we believe should be firmly on your company radar.
In the first of two articles, let’s have a look at some of the most exciting electric vehicle options.
Range Rover EV
The Range Rover EV combines the iconic luxury of the Range Rover brand with cutting-edge electric technology. Designed to appeal to executives and professionals, this vehicle is the epitome of sophistication and sustainability.
Why it’s exciting for fleets:
Premium appeal: Ideal for client-facing roles or executive use, reinforcing a company’s commitment to sustainability
Performance and range: Expected to offer over 300miles of range, perfect for long journeys
Technological advancements: Packed with state-of-the-art features like autonomous driving capabilities and an advanced infotainment system
Volvo EX60
Volvo continues its legacy of safety and innovation with the EX60, a mid-sized SUV that perfectly balances practicality and performance. This model is tailored for families and businesses prioritising safety.
Why it’s exciting for fleets:
Safety focus: Includes advanced driver-assistance systems to ensure driver and passenger safety
Sustainability: Manufactured with recycled materials and designed to minimise environmental impact
Range: Offers approximately 300 miles on a singlecharge, reducing downtime for charging
Polestar 3
Polestar’s first SUV, the Polestar 3, is a bold step into the future of electric mobility. With its sleek design and cutting-edge performance, it’s set to be a popular choice for forward-thinking businesses.
Why it’s exciting for fleets:
Minimalist design: Reflects a modern, professional image for your fleet
Performance: Offers over 310 miles of range and impressive acceleration
Tech integration: Features a user-friendly Android Automotive OS for seamless connectivity
Skoda Elroq
The Skoda Elroq is a compact SUV designed for businesses seeking a practical and cost-effective EV solution. With its efficient designand robust features, it’s perfect for a variety of fleet needs.
Why it’s exciting for fleets:
Cost-effectiveness: Combines affordability with reliability, making it an ideal choice for budget-conscious fleets
Spacious interior: Offers plenty of room for passengers and cargo, enhancing practicality
Range: Covers up to 280 miles, suitable for daily urban or suburban use
Cupra Tavascan
Cupra’s Tavascan is an all-electric SUV with a sporty edge.Designed for businesses that value style as much as substance, this vehicle isa standout choice for dynamic, innovative companies.
Why it’s exciting for fleets:
Bold design: Helps businesses make a statement with astriking, sporty aesthetic.
Performance: Features a dual-motor system and a rangeof up to 310 miles.
Driver appeal: Combines advanced features with a comfortable and engaging driving experience.
Why is 2025 Is the Year to Electrify Your Fleet?
Cost Savings and Incentives
With government grants available, combined with lower running costs, EVs are now competitive with traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles over their lifecycle.
ESG Strategy Alignment
As businesses increasingly focus on sustainability,transitioning to electric vehicles contributes significantly to reducing carbon footprints. Vehicles like the Tesla Model Y and Renault Master E-Tech can playa pivotal role in meeting ESG goals.
Improved Technology
The latest EV models come equipped with state-of-the-art features, including predictive maintenance, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), and telematics, offering unprecedented efficiency and safety for fleets.
Enhanced Charging Infrastructure
With the UK government aiming to install 300,000 public charge points by 2030, charging accessibility continues to improve. Many workplaces are also investing in private infrastructure, reducing the need for reliance on public chargers.
Not quite ready to go electric? Not to worry (yet,but keep the 2030 petrol/diesel ban in mind…), check out part two of our most exciting company car series for five of our favourite new petrol and diesel options.
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