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Less than 6 months remain until mandatory changes to how employers must provide taxable benefits in payroll take effect.
Used EVs, enhanced checkout and a more connected salary sacrifice platform. Salary sacrifice remains one of the strongest growth areas in new and used vehicle leasing across the UK.
Marshall Leasing has deployed Gensen Fleet Van software from BCF Wessex, marking the latest development in a partnership between the two businesses spanning more than 15 years.
Introducing enhanced checkout on the Gensen Salary Sacrifice platform with better-qualified vehicle enquiries, clearer customer journeys and cleaner order data.
Salary sacrifice has become one of the most effective ways for companies to help employees make the switch to electric vehicles (EVs). Attractive tax savings, lower running costs and compelling employer benefits have all helped drive adoption.
The growth of salary sacrifice continues to create new opportunities for vehicle manufacturers. That's why we're pleased to have been able to support Hyundai Motor Company to promote the sacrifice savings available via their extensive range of zero emission cars.
Building a balanced EV fleet in a changing market. The UK fleet market is entering a new phase of electrification. It’s one defined by the pace of transition but even more so by the breadth of zero-emission OEMs and models now available.
Jointly driving progress within Gensen Salary Sacrifice and e-Fleet we've since worked to offer customers an integrated, retail-focused platform, which now enables Fleet Alliance to offer customers a wider choice of vehicles while making salary sacrifice accessible to a broader range of drivers.
Last month, the Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders (SMMT) published its list of the top-selling cars of 2025, and the data makes for some very interesting reading. Of particular note, last year saw a 3.5% increase in registrations compared to 2024, with new-car sales surpassing 2 million for the first time since the pandemic, but still lagging by approximately 25% from the market highs seen in 2016.
BYD, the Chinese car manufacturer which has recently overtaken Tesla as the world’s premier electric car (“EV”) retailer, has seen a massive boom in sales in the UK in the last couple of years, where it accounted for 2.54% of new car registrations in the UK in 2025, up from 0.45% for the whole of 2024