SMEs and small businesses have greater choice in the market with the launch of ZenAuto’s business contract hire proposition.
If you’ve not come across ZenAuto before, it’s the consumer brand of independent leasing company Zenith, which – until now – has focused on personal leasing business.
However, now it says it is turning its attention to helping small to medium-sized companies access the benefits of car leasing. Customers can set up their contract and order cars completely online. Cars are delivered with road tax, breakdown cover and the manufacturer’s warranty included in the lease. There are also packages available to help spread servicing and maintenance costs.
“Since ZenAuto entered the personal leasing sector just four years ago, it’s made a huge impact. Not only do we offer customers a cutting-edge online experience, its supported by our first-class customer service and underpinned with the knowledge and expertise of the Zenith group.
“As a business, we’re continually exploring innovative new ways to support customers with their mobility. As an established name in fleet leasing, personal contract hire and salary sacrifice schemes, small business contract hire is a natural extension to our offering and one which we think will resonate with a growing market sector.
“This new proposition provides companies, typically with fewer than 10 employees, the opportunity to make the transition to battery electric vehicles, taking advantage of the benefit-in-kind rates as well as the flexibility to build a lease that meets the needs of their business, now and as they grow.”
Tim Buchan, CEO at Zenith Tweet

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