Salary sacrifice price comparisons
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Choose the Iconic 52kwh+12k miles... No idea how much this would cost me to insure (am old
) or how much a charger install would be
You’d need to add a little bit more than that, whilst it’s an EV there’s still servicing, so £10-15 a month for a service plan, tyres, at least 1 set maybe 2 in the lifetime of the car, another £10-15 a month.
A R5 Iconic 52kwh on 12k miles over 36 months is £328 on my scheme. A charger adds an extra £10 a month to any car on NHSFleet schemes. (You can get the Roland Garros version for £3 a month more, there’s also an offer on the 40kwh Iconic for £279).
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No deposit? Salary sacrifice schemes are usually no deposit.
Yes, he's set that as '1 month deposit', so it would be 1+35 structure of payments.
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Yeah that looks like a good deal. Issue is the prices you get from open market are inconsistent. When I was looking for my car, I couldn't find a cheaper private lease deal. I don't think the deal I got through Tusker was particularly good, but I couldn't beat it privately (at the net level).
Thread so far has shown how much variability there is on salary sacrifice schemes even within the same provider. Very disappointing and I wonder why, maybe some companies just don't push for the best prices or are getting some kind of kickback.
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The only thing I can think of is the bundled insurance cost. Tusker have quoted me a fixed price for 2 drivers without knowing anything about us. So I assume the insurance risk is calculated from the profile of my company as a whole. Or it's some kind of trick with the NI savings because it doesn't make a lot of sense really.