Ford has spent the last few years turning its car range electric, and the Ford Explorer is where that lands in the UK. If you want to find out whether an electric Ford works for your business before committing to a fleet of them, a short term lease is the cheapest way to answer the question. One month to eighteen, one fixed price plus VAT.
Nothing on this model right now. Tell us what you need and we'll source it — talk to our team.
Because the honest answer to "will electric work for us?" is that nobody knows until they've run one. Six or nine months on a real car, doing real routes, tells you what a spreadsheet can't — and if the answer is no, nothing long-term has been signed.
If it's a Transit or a Transit Custom you're after rather than a car, those sit on our van side, where VAT is reclaimable at 100% rather than 50%. Same terms, same fixed monthly price, same delivery.
Yes. Quotes are plus VAT, underwriting sits with the business, and you can add vehicles as the work arrives rather than committing to all of them on day one.
Stock changes and the car range here is currently focused on the electric Ford Explorer. Select your term to see what's genuinely available rather than what the brochure lists.
Tell us the term and what the car has to do, and we'll tell you what's on the fleet and what it costs — plus VAT, with road tax and delivery in it. No long tie-in, no big outlay.
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