Electric Cars

Electric Cars April 28, 2026
Why salary sacrifice works - a smarter way to deliver attractive employee benefits
Competition over top talent is increasingly fierce. Traditionally companies vied for skilled labour through competitive pay. Now however, attraction and retention require
Electric Cars April 21, 2026
Renault Clio & Twingo get electrified: The French Connection
Renault has led the charge when it comes to all-electric revivals of classic cars, most notably with the Renault 5. The original
What the EV does that mean?
What the EV does that mean? EV terminology explained You’re probably thinking about choosing a hybrid or electric car if you’ve landed
Sir Robert McAlpine sees strong early engagement following launch of Tusker’s enhanced car salary sacrifice scheme
News release Sir Robert McAlpine has reported a strong initial response from employees following the launch of its updated car salary sacrifice
Electric Cars April 20, 2026
Diesel down, electric up: why businesses are switching to EV company cars
Electric company cars are replacing diesel – here’s why Company cars are changing fast, with many businesses now reviewing their long‑term approach
Electric Cars April 13, 2026
4 ways to support employees from motoring financial shocks
Employers can help shield their workforce from financial shocks using salary sacrifice EV schemes. Car ownership is the second largest household expense
Meet Phil, one of our EV drivers at Northumbrian Water
Phil’s electric car salary sacrifice review with Tusker Phil Hicks shared a glowing review of his new electric car on LinkedIn so
Popeyes UK Crowns Carnival Jackpot Winner at Mardi Gras–Themed Annual Awards
Popeyes® UK, the New Orleans-born chicken QSR brand, announced the winner of its Carnival Jackpot incentive at its annual awards evening, held at the Magazine venue
Meet Dennis Martin, one of our EV drivers from Watches of Switzerland
Driver case study: Dennis Martin – making the switch to electric with Tusker When Dennis Martin at Watches of Switzerland first heard