SME businesses in the Manchester area should make a note to head to Salford University from 0830-1100 on 14 July. There, Greenarc Vehicles, a leasing company, is running its The Go! Electric Roadshow.
Attendees will receive the latest information about electric vehicles for business, the benefits of vehicle leasing and electric vehicle salary sacrifice schemes, what’s happening with the charging infrastructure, and more promises Greenarc.
All these are hot topics right now and something many businesses are looking to understand in more detail as they look to move their transport operations to a more sustainable future. We will be discussing what this means for businesses as the UK moves towards sustainable transport and cleaner energy and some of the many advantages of moving your fleet of vehicles to electric.
The event will also showcase the latest models from Tesla – the Model 3 and Model Y – and attendees can also book test drives.
The Go! Electric Roadshow is free to attend for businesses. Further details about the event can be found on the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce website.
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