Are company cars mainly purchased or leased?

Posted on 16-10-2015 at 15:41 by mauritsh – 2 Comments”

Of new passenger cars, we know that a large part of the companies is purchased. How is that actually with company cars?

Completely different, going short. For new passenger cars is more than 50% of which are destined for the leasemarkt. So, there are relatively few individuals who own a car and buy on name. Research of BedrijfsautoRAI is evidence, however, suggests that as many as 80% of the entrepreneurs get their company cars to buy. Many of these cars are just used privately.

The main reasons for entrepreneurs to the purchasing of a company car, the cost of purchase, the capacity, and the cost per kilometre. The relevant brand is only on place four. Another fun fact: 75% of the drivers of commercial vehicles drive never damage.

The furnishing of the loading area is in the most cases (36%) done yourself, only 29% outsources this to an external party. 5% of the commercial vehicle has a tachograph, 13% a track-and-trace system, and 57% have a navigation system on board. Gadgets and in-car systems seem so a less major role to play in the bedrijfsautobranche, despite the fact that many entrepreneurs their cars for private use. Furthermore, 44% of the respondents do not pull in electric cars, where 32% are concerned. Here are opportunities for the manufacturers of operating EV’s.

For anyone wondering where this cijferbombardement suddenly comes from: from 20 to 24 October this is the BedrijfsautoRAI 2015. Or we the ordinary AutoRAI ever see in Amsterdam, is the question. It seems not.