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JCT600 Group Fleet

Our JCT600 Fleet teams support you from vehicle selection and finance through to purchase, delivery and ongoing support, keeping the process simple from start to finish.

Fleet, without the hassle.

From your first company car to a nationwide fleet, JCT600 Fleet makes it easier to choose, fund and manage the right vehicles for your business.

With access to leading automotive brands, dedicated fleet expertise and support throughout the vehicle lifecycle, we're here to help you make confident decisions at every stage.

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Fleet solutions for every business.

Small Business

Whether you're looking for your first company car or building your first fleet, we'll help you find the right vehicles and funding solution.

Corporate & Large Fleets

From vehicle selection to ongoing support, we'll help you manage the demands of a larger fleet with a dedicated approach. 

Why JCT600 Fleet?

With access to leading brands and experienced fleet specialists, we'll help you find the right vehicles and funding solutions for your business.

  • Multi-brand availability
  • Experienced LBDM's
  • Flexible funding
  • Tracked deliveries
  • In-house PDI centres
  • EV guidance
  • We supply fleets, leasing companies and brokers.

Our Brand Partners

Ready for the next generation of fleet?

Electric vehicles are changing the way businesses think about company cars and fleets.

Whether you're considering your first EV or planning a wider transition, our fleet specialists can help you understand what's right for your business.

We'll help you consider vehicle suitability, charging requirements, EV tax and benefit-in-kind considerations and your wider fleet transition. You don't have to work it all out yourself.

We're with you for the journey.

Our support doesn't stop when your vehicles are delivered. From servicing and maintenance to ongoing fleet support, we're here to keep your business moving.

  • Dedicated support
  • Servicing & maintenance
  • Fleet management
  • Nationwide network

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Discover more about our fleet solutions

FAQs

A business fleet is a group of vehicles used by a company or organisation for work purposes. This could include company cars, vans or a combination of both. There’s no fixed number of vehicles required to have a fleet, so a business with just a few vehicles can benefit from fleet services and support.

Electric vehicles (EVs) can offer businesses lower day-to-day running costs, reduced emissions and potential tax benefits compared with petrol or diesel vehicles. They can also help businesses work towards sustainability targets. The right choice will depend on factors such as mileage, charging availability, vehicle requirements and how the vehicles are used.

Company car tax depends on factors including the vehicle's list price, CO₂ emissions, fuel type and the employee's tax rate. Electric and low-emission company cars currently benefit from lower Benefit-in-Kind (BiK) tax rates than many petrol and diesel vehicles. Tax rules can change, so businesses should check the latest HMRC guidance when making fleet decisions.

Businesses can reduce fleet fuel costs by choosing vehicles with good fuel efficiency, considering electric or hybrid vehicles, monitoring mileage and encouraging more efficient driving. Regular servicing and maintenance can also help vehicles run efficiently and avoid unnecessary fuel consumption.

Business fleet insurance is a type of motor insurance designed to cover multiple vehicles used by a business. Depending on the policy, it can cover cars, vans and different drivers under one policy, making it easier for businesses to manage their vehicle insurance. The level of cover available will depend on the insurer and the individual business's requirements.

Whether buying or leasing is right for your business depends on factors such as budget, cash flow, mileage, how long you plan to keep the vehicles and how you want to manage their residual value. Leasing can provide predictable monthly costs, while buying gives the business ownership of the vehicles. A fleet specialist can help you understand the options available for your business.