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Electric cars on a salary sacrifice scheme are the most tax efficient cars available due to the low Benefit in Kind tax on them as well as the income tax and National Insurance savings employees can aso make.  Benefit in kind will remain at 2% until April 2025 which means that electric cars are much more affordable when compared to petrol or diesel alternatives.

Alternatively, if you’re not ready to go fully electric then hybrid cars are still a worthwhile option. They’re still tax efficient (although not as much as a pure electric car) and can give you the option to have a petrol engine as well as being able to drive short distances on electricity so are better for the environment.

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Why Consider an electric or hybrid car?

1

Range

Most electric vehicles available on the market today can now drive for at least 150 miles, while some newer cars have a range closer to 300 miles.

2

Fuel Savings

Not only are you helping the environment by choosing a ULEV, you’re also helping your pocket. Charging your car is significantly cheaper than filling up with petrol or diesel and so depending on the car you choose, you can make significant fuel savings.

3

Tax Savings

As the monthly amount is taken from your gross salary, you also benefit from income tax and National Insurance savings.  Pure electric cars also benefit from 2% Benefit in Kind until April 2025 so you know exactly how much you’ll be paying for your car.

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