Salary Sacrifice News

The Nissan Leaf has become an even more cost-effective choice for salary sacrifice drivers after securing the Government’s top-tier £3,750 electric car grant. With prices now starting from £32,249 and a range of up to 386 miles.

alary sacrifice car schemes have become one of the UK’s biggest mobility success stories, with the latest BVRLA data showing a 118% year-on-year.

Discover the Deepal S07, a fully loaded electric SUV from Changan’s EV brand. Perfect for UK salary sacrifice leasing, it comes with premium features including a 15.6" rotating touchscreen, 360° cameras, AR-HUD, heated and ventilated seats, panoramic roof, 14-speaker audio, and a seven-year warranty. Stylish, simple, and affordable, it’s the ultimate all-in-one EV.

Choosing the right car through a Salary Sacrifice scheme has never been more rewarding. With low Benefit-in-Kind (BiK) rates for electric vehicles (EVs), employees can drive premium, eco-friendly cars for a fraction of the usual cost.

As ECOS schemes come to an end, innovative car dealers are discovering that salary sacrifice programs for employees aren’t just a perk; they’re a strategic advantage.

The end of Employee Car Ownership Schemes (ECOS/ECOP) is set to disrupt how car dealers and manufacturers provide staff vehicle benefits. SalSac has the next best thing: a Salary Sacrifice platform designed specifically for the automotive industry.

Ford first to secure £3,750 electric car grant – boosting savings for salary sacrifice drivers Ford has become the first manufacturer to qualify for the Government’s full £3,750 electric car grant, with the Puma Gen-E and E-Tourneo Courier leading the way. For employees choosing an EV through salary sacrifice, this grant combines with low Benefit-in-Kind tax rates to deliver even greater monthly savings.

Benefits in Kind (BIKs) are non-cash perks provided by employers, like company cars or private medical insurance, that carry tax implications in the UK. This article breaks down how BIKs are valued, taxed, and reported, and how they interact with salary sacrifice arrangements, helping employees and employers navigate their true financial impact.

HMRC will introduce separate advisory electricity rates (AERs) for home and public charging from September 1, 2025, marking the first time the reimbursement has been split by charging source.

If you're tired of the electric SUV sea of sameness and want something with real soul, the Alpine A390 might just be your electric escape route.

SalSac is thrilled to announce a new strategic partnership with the BVRLA, marking a significant step forward in our mission to support organisations with smarter employee benefits and professional development solutions.

In an exciting move to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) in the UK, SalSac has announced a groundbreaking partnership.

Discover how SalSac's salary sacrifice leasing solutions can help your business navigate the 2025 National Insurance hike.

Tariffs on electric vehicles traded between the UK and EU are set to be postponed for three years.

In recent years, the landscape of employee benefits and car leasing has seen a spectacular shift, with salary sacrifice, salsac schemes gain