We are proud to work with the top leasing companies in the United Kingdom. In the UK alone, our finance partners operate over 730,000 vehicles. Globally this figure jumps to a massive 6 million vehicles.
This allows us to benefit from their massive buying power and pass these benefits on to you. Remember, our worst buying power is their best!
ALD Automotive (now part of the Ayvens Group) is a leading global vehicle leasing and fleet management provider, managing over 3.3 million vehicles. It offers full-service leasing, flexible subscriptions, and maintenance for corporate and private customers across 44 countries, with a strong focus on electric vehicles
Alphabet are currently the fourth largest leasing company in the UK, managing over 145,000 vehicles; a combination of cars and commercial vehicles.
Alphabet and ING Lease merged in 2011 to create the new larger company. Alphabet are part of the BMW Group.
They operate across 18 countries across Europe, managing in excess of 550,000 vehicles, making them one of the largest providers of leasing and mobility solutions in the world.
Arval is a leading international full-service vehicle leasing company founded in 1989 and owned by BNP Paribas. Specialising in tailored corporate fleet management and personal leasing, they manage over 1.7 million vehicles globally, providing sustainable, flexible mobility solutions including electric vehicles.
Novuna Vehicle Solutions has been leasing vehicles and providing fleet management services for over 30 years. They currently fund over 72,000 cars, vans, HGVs and specialist vehicles in the UK.
Hitachi Capital Vehicle Solutions are part of the Hitachi Capital business which offers a vast array of funding solutions to businesses and consumers. They are backed by Hitachi Corporation who are the 4th largest business in the world.
Lex Autolease are currently the largest leasing company in the UK, managing over 330,000 vehicles; a combination of cars and commercial vehicles.
Lex Autolease are part of the Lloyds Banking Group and were born out of the merger between LloydsTSB and Bank of Scotland in 2009, when their two leasing businesses (LloydsTSB Autolease and Lex Vehicle Leasing) were combined.