Electric Salary Sacrifice
Fully electric cars, via salary sacrifice
Fully electric vehicles sit in the lowest Benefit-in-Kind tax band, making them the single most tax-efficient choice on the salary sacrifice scheme — often searched for as an electric salsac. Insurance, maintenance, breakdown assistance and road tax are included — you just add charging.
Live availability
Electric vehicles available now
FAQs
Electric salary sacrifice, explained
Why is electric salary sacrifice such a big saving?
Fully electric cars sit in the lowest Benefit-in-Kind tax band, so the tax advantage of salary sacrifice is greatest on EVs — this is why they’re the most popular choice on the scheme.
What electric cars are typically available?
Models from Audi, BMW, Cupra, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, MINI, Nissan, Polestar, Porsche, Tesla and Volkswagen are commonly available, alongside other electric brands as live stock allows.
Is charging included?
The scheme covers the vehicle, insurance, maintenance, breakdown assistance and road tax — electricity/charging costs are typically your responsibility, in the same way fuel is on any other agreement.