With over 80 per cent of company car drivers choosing plug-in models, Grosvenor is looking ‘beyond the current EV trend’ at a future of broader and more flexible, sustainable business travel options Nearly one-third (32.8 per cent) of all UK licenses are now held by those aged 60 and over, while drivers aged 17-24 account for just seven per cent of full license holders. As a result, a lower proportion of new talent coming into the UK workforce has a driving licence, with many younger employees accustomed to using apps and flexible travel options. To support companies in planning their future fleet strategies, Grosvenor recently launched Vista. This consultative solution looks at how businesses will move employees from A to B sustainably, efficiently and cost-effectively. Vista is made up of eight pillars that cover all key areas, from policies and infrastructure, through to culture and financial, with the Vista team advising companies on flexible travel choices to complement the company car.
Steve Beadle, head of Vista said: “EV uptake in the company car sector has been successful due to tax incentives and business decarbonisation strategies. “Whilst continuing to support customers with the transition to EVs, we must begin planning our longer-term business travel strategies, where the company car is supported by other sustainable, digital alternatives.” M FURTHER INFORMATION
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