EV salary sacrifice: Benefits, costs and the fine print
Thursday, 15th October 2026
11:00am - 12:00pm BST

EV salary sacrifice schemes are growing fast, with the proportion of UK organisations operating a scheme rising from 7% in early 2025 to almost 29% by Q1 2026.

But growth doesn’t always mean clarity, and it can still be hard to get a straight answer on what works, what doesn’t, and whether a scheme will deliver the benefits your employees want.

This webinar, produced in partnership with The Electric Car Scheme, brings together industry experts for an honest look at EV salary sacrifice: the benefits, the challenges and the fine print.

We'll explore:

  • What EV schemes can deliver for organisations and employees, including the costs for both.

  • Why cost and admin complexity have overtaken employee demand as the main concerns holding schemes back, and what’s fact versus assumption.

  • How scheme design and protection are evolving in 2026, including managing risk and what happens if an employee leaves.

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Partnered with The Electric Car Scheme

Switching to an electric car is one of the most significant ways you can make a positive change towards net zero. We want to make it cheaper and easier than any other option. The Electric Car Scheme makes this possible, allowing employees to save 20-50% on any electric car by reducing your salary in exchange for an electric car as a benefit. This makes electric cars an affordable option for everyone.

Each person wants to make choices to achieve a net zero future. People are limited by information, access, price and complexity - this is slowing down progress globally. The pace of achieving net-zero is a huge problem because each tonne of carbon emissions contributes to climate change for centuries.

At The Electric Car Scheme, our goal is to make net zero the obvious choice.