- Pictured above from left to right: David Lewis (Head of Electric Vehicles & Energy, Select Car Leasing), Tom Woodnott (Product Manager, Rightcharge), Kevin Ikelle (Lead Engineer, Rightcharge), Charlie Cook (Founder, Rightcharge), Shane Pither (Head of Automotive Innovation, Select Car Leasing)
SELECT Car Leasing is making it easier for businesses to make the switch to an electric vehicle fleet by partnering with has partnered with charge point installation platform Rightcharge.
Rightcharge offers a range of chargers depending on customer requirement, as well as qualified installers.
They can also advise on customer’s specific needs – such as whether they will be able to charge at night, whether they have solar panels, or if they need to charge more than one electric car or van.
We needed a simple and smart charging solution for all our electric car and van leasing customers – and Rightcharge, being a leader in the market across the UK, is the perfect fit. This partnership is a no-brainer for us.
Charlie Cook, founder of Rightcharge, added:
“As more Brits transition to an EV for the first time – often with a car lease arrangement – one of their main concerns is ensuring they can charge their vehicle easily and inexpensively. We’re delighted to be able to make this simple for them, whilst also encouraging more drivers to make the switch to electric.”
The cost of a home charger from Rightcharge begins at £840 inclusive of standard installation.
Select Car Leasing added that there were dedicated chargers if a customer already had solar panels fitted to their building.
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