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Choose the right Salary Sacrifice provider for your business⚡️ If your company isn’t offering a salary sacrifice electric vehicle EV scheme, you could be missing out on a triple win: for your business, your employees, and the planet. If you would like more info and insights into the best providers please DM us, or email us at hello@theevfeed.com So here’s the thing, choosing the right supplier is critical, and we can guide you through it. Too often, high fees from providers lead to expensive monthly payments for employees. The result? Low uptake, meaning your business misses out on financial and carbon savings. When evaluating suppliers, keep an eye on these essentials: ✅ Competitive Pricing: Make sure the scheme is truly affordable for your employees. Tip: Don’t just settle for the big names on Google—they often price against each other. Look beyond the obvious choices. ✅ Exceptional Support: The ideal partner will support you and your employees at every stage, from initial interest to vehicle delivery and beyond. With the right supplier, a salary sacrifice EV scheme offers big advantages: 1. Attract and Retain Talent: An EV scheme is a strong addition to your benefits package. 2. Financial Gains for Your Business: Reduce National Insurance contributions. 3. Sustainability Impact: By promoting EV adoption, your business can enhance its green credentials. We have spent time scrutinising the salary sacrifice market and can set you up with the best providers for both cost and service. #salarysacrifice #netzero #sustainability #electriccar #electricvehicle #employeebenefits #hr #businesstips

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I’m delighted to announce a new partnership with Stagecoach Group Limited Group Limited, one of the UK’s leading public transport providers. Stagecoach has already made significant strides in reducing emissions across its fleet, and with the upcoming rollout of 55 new electric buses in Oxford, in partnership with Oxfordshire County Council, their commitment to greener travel has never been stronger. This investment will play a crucial role in improving air quality, reducing carbon emissions, and enhancing passenger experiences. Through our collaboration, we will showcase the real-world impact of Stagecoach’s electrification efforts, sharing powerful case studies and insights into their transition to cleaner, zero-emission transport. From infrastructure rollouts to electrifying their fleet, we’ll showcase how Stagecoach is leading the way in sustainable public transport. With innovation and sustainability at the heart of their strategy, Stagecoach is setting new standards for the future of public transport in the UK. I’m excited to support them on this journey and share their successes along the way. Thank you to Lauren Read and David Sharp. #electriccar #electricbus #stagecoach #bus #ev #evcharging #netzero #sustainability #greenerfuture #greentravel #publictransport

Imagine a world where the ICE was introduced now, if everyone was used to EV for 100 years. The same people that are reluctant to accept EV now, would feel multiple times worse if it was the other way around. If electric vehicles were the norm, evertone had one and was used to them, and suddenly, an internal combustion engine vehicle was introduced. The backlash would be unbelievable 🤯 Here’s why: Cost: EV’s have been affordable, low-maintenance, and reliable for over a century. Then suddenly, we’re told we now have to pay more for a car that’s less efficient. Not to mention the skyrocketing fuel costs. Why would anyone willingly switch to a system that demands constant, expensive refills of gasoline or diesel? More Moving Parts, More Problems: EV’s are incredibly simple with far fewer parts that wear out, making them durable and easy to maintain. Enter the ICE engine with its complicated components, constant need for repair, and high maintenance costs. It's like stepping backward into a time when cars were more trouble than they were worth. Fueling Inconvenience: Imagine having to stop at a gas station every few hundred miles. In an era where EV were mainly charged at home, charging stations are convenient and widespread, we would be furious about the time wasted and inconvenience of refueling at gas stations, especially considering it’s not only more expensive but also far less efficient than simply plugging in and charging at home. Environmental Impact: After 100 years of clean, emissions-free driving, ICE vehicles would be seen as not only inefficient but also pollutants. The environmental damage they cause, from harmful emissions to contributing to climate change, would feel like a serious setback for a planet we’ve worked hard to protect. Efficiency: EV’s run on electricity, which is far more efficient than gasoline or diesel. The shift to ICE engines would feel wasteful, burning fuel for far less energy output. It would be hard to understand why anyone would tolerate such inefficiency when better, cleaner options exist. Driving Experience: EV’s are known for their smooth, quiet, and responsive driving experience. ICE engines, in comparison, are noisy, jerky, and sluggish. The idea of switching back to such a less refined driving experience would be unimaginable after a century of EV’s setting the bar. In a world where EV’s have been the standard for a century, ICE vehicles would be seen for exactly what they are: outdated, inefficient, and a step backward. #electriccar #electricvehicle #engine #car #netzero #sustainability #greenerfuture

EV drivers spending £85m to charge publically it has been revealed⚡️ Electric vehicle drivers are set to pay an extra £85m in VAT when using public chargers in the UK this year, thanks to the disparity in VAT rates between home and public charging. While home users enjoy a reduced VAT rate of just 5%, businesses, including public charging operators, face the full 20% VAT rate. This creates a hidden “pavement tax” that many in the industry say is holding back the transition from fossil fuels. According to Zapmap, this additional VAT cost is expected to rise to £315m by 2030, as EV’s become a larger share of new car sales under the government's zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate. Industry leaders, like Eurig Druce from Stellantis, warn that this creates a two-tier system, where those with driveways benefit from lower charging costs while those reliant on public chargers are penalized. Quentin Willson, founder of the FairCharge campaign, calls this disparity a "bizarre and conspicuous policy omission" and urges the government to reduce VAT on public charging to support the UK’s electrification goals. In contrast, the government recently froze fuel duty for petrol and diesel cars, at a cost of £2bn, leading to criticism from environmental groups. Eliminating the VAT gap on EV charging would be a small but meaningful step towards leveling the playing field and accelerating the transition to cleaner transport. Delvin Lane, CEO of InstaVolt, has pledged to pass on any potential VAT savings to customers through lower prices. #electriccar #electricvehicle #ev #evcharging #evcharger #netzero #sustainability #greenerfuture

One for the EV drivers out there… Check out what Jordan M has to say about &Charge and the work they are doing for the UK’s EV industry.

Trump halts EV charge in the US ⚡️ The Trump administration has instructed U.S. states to halt the $5 billion electric vehicle charging station program, a significant step back for the environmental movement since his return to the White House. In a memo issued Thursday, the Federal Highway Administration ordered states to suspend any spending allocated under the Biden administration’s National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program. This includes the suspension of all State Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Deployment plans for all fiscal years until new guidance is issued. This decision has raised concerns, with critics like Andrew Rogers, former deputy FHWA administrator, arguing that the memo might be in violation of federal law, including the Impoundment Control Act of 1974, which restricts withholding congressionally approved funding. As of now, 14 states have at least one operational EV station, and the NEVI program has helped fund the development of over 3,560 fast-charging ports in more than 890 locations. Yet, this development could impact progress on a greener future. What’s next? The FHWA’s guidance may soon be updated, but for now, states are left in a holding pattern while EV infrastructure growth is paused. #electriccar #electricvehicle #usa #evcharging #trump #netzero #sustainability