Allstar and The Electric Car Scheme have announced a new partnership aimed at expanding access to salary sacrifice benefits for EV charging across the UK’s fleet sector.
The collaboration introduces The Charge Scheme, a new salary sacrifice offering that allows employees to save significantly on personal EV charging costs. The scheme, which is available to Allstar customers, is designed to make electric vehicle ownership more affordable and accessible, particularly for those without home charging options.
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According to a joint company press release, the initiative “enables employees to save around 20–50% on personal mileage charging costs” by deducting expenses from gross salary, reducing the amount of tax paid.
Thom Groot, CEO of The Electric Car Scheme, said the launch marks “a significant step forward in making EVs truly accessible and affordable,” adding that charging costs have long been a barrier to widespread adoption, particularly among drivers lacking access to off-street charging.
The Charge Scheme includes a charging card and app, which provide access to over 67,000 public chargers through Allstar’s network, supported by Plugsurfing. It integrates with existing payroll systems and helps separate personal and business mileage, easing administration for fleet managers and HR teams.
Companies do not need to be existing customers of The Electric Car Scheme to take part.
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By GlobalDataTom Rowlands, Managing Director of Global EV Solutions at Corpay, Allstar’s parent company, said: “Allstar has long worked to support fleets adopting electric vehicles… The growing number of company car users, 840,000 in 2023/24, means we must deliver solutions that are cost-effective, convenient, and integrated.”
