Drive your business forward with Toyota Electrified vehicles
With a wide range of electrified vehicles, we can help you navigate the future of your fleet. An electrified car is propelled by an electric motor to some extent. Some electrified cars, including Hybrids and Plug-in Hybrids, also have a petrol engine. Others, like the Toyota bZ4X, are entirely electric.
Savings and incentives
Plug-in Hybrids and Electric vehicles currently benefit from tax incentives, including low Benefit-in-Kind (BiK) rates. This reduces company car tax for both employers and employees.
Businesses can also benefit from the government workplace charging scheme (Opens in new window) providing a smart solution for installing charging points at your workplace.
Electrified vehicles have fewer moving parts, resulting in a lower cost of servicing. Plus the cost of charging a Plug-in Hybrid or Electric car can also be lower than fuelling a petrol or diesel car.
These benefits make electrified vehicles an attractive option for fleet managers aiming to lower their total cost of ownership (TCO).
Reducing your fleet emissions
Customers are demanding that businesses consider the environment in the decisions they make.
With Toyota hybrids alone, we’ve saved over 120 million tonnes of CO2 worldwide in the last 25 years and our latest electric vehicles such as the All-Electric Toyota bZ4X create zero tailpipe emissions, resulting in a cleaner way to drive your business forward.
Driving a Toyota electrified vehicle
The right powertrain for your fleet
We offer different hybrid, plug-in hybrid and electric models to suit your business needs.
Whether you want a fully electric van, or a self-charging hybrid to reduce your business emissions, we can help you to choose the right vehicles for your fleet.
Drive like you always have with a self-charging hybrid
Toyota self-charging hybrids such as the Corolla seamlessly switch between electric energy or a blend of petrol and electric power to optimise driving performance. The self charging hybrid system means you can fuel as you normally would at a petrol station and drive like you always have with no need to plug-in.
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Electric vehicles for business
Many businesses consider charging and range when deciding to make the move to electric.
Where you charge an electric vehicle depends on the typical journey a driver makes, most people charge at home or the workplace. The distance an EV can travel between charges is largely impacted by how you drive, and the external and cabin temperature.
We can help you to understand charging options and what you can do to maximise your range.
Low Emission Zone Benefits
In cities, you can drive electric vehicles in low emission and congestion charge zones with no fee, and even benefit from free public charging at some locations.
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