UK-based car and van leasing provider Nationwide Vehicle Contracts has unveiled a new used electric vehicle (EV) business contract hire (BCH) option, reported BrokerNews.

The BCH proposition has been launched with exclusive stock offered by fleet leasing and funding business Lex Autolease.

Nationwide will offer deals on premium battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) that are favoured by business users.

Models such as the Audi e-tron, BMW i4, Jaguar I-PACE, Mercedes-Benz EQA, Tesla Model 3 and Y, and Volvo XC40 Electric will be available.

Furthermore, Nationwide will cater to drivers who require a company car for both business and personal use.

Vehicles such as the Hyundai IONIQ 5, Hyundai KONA, Vauxhall Mokka-e, and Nissan LEAF will also be part of the offering.

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The launch of the BCH proposition comes after the success of Nationwide’s used personal contract hire (PCH) product.

With the PCH product, BEVs have consistently accounted for around 16% of Nationwide’s contracts, with some months seeing uptake as high as 40%.

All vehicles within Nationwide’s used EV leasing programme, in collaboration with Broker News partner Lex Autolease, come with a four-year/50,000 miles limit.

Most vehicles are around three years old with nearly 30,000 miles.

When customers enquire, they are given specific details about the age and mileage of the vehicle they are considering.

The competitive pricing, availability of desirable stock compared to new EVs, and inclusive comprehensive maintenance packages are expected to make Nationwide’s used EV BCH proposition attractive to businesses. These maintenance packages cover both servicing and breakdown cover.

Lex Autolease is set to extend its used EV leasing proposition to more brokers as part of its plans to enhance confidence in EVs.

The company already supplies EV stock to several brokers, including loveelectric, The Electric Car Scheme, DriveElectric, Gridserve, and AFL.