Entries open for Business Car Awards 2025


Don’t miss your chance to be recognised among the fleet industry’s best and brightest. We are excited to announce the opening of entries for the Business Car Awards 2025.


Entry forms, and more information about the criteria, are available at https://awards-bc.businesscar.co.uk. Entries should be kept to 750 words plus testimonials, with completed submissions emailed to awards@businesscar.co.uk.


The closing date for entries is 4 July, with the awards then being judged by panels of independent fleet and motor industry experts. The prizes will then be handed out at an awards ceremony at the Hilton, London Bankside, on Thursday 18 September.


Sponsors of the event include:


MANUFACTURER AWARDS


Most improved manufacturer of the year


Fleet manufacturer of the year


Entries are being sought in the following categories: SUPPLIER AWARDS


Best leasing company (under 25,000 vehicles)


Best leasing company (over 25,000 vehicles)


Best rental company Best customer service Best eco initiative Best innovation


Best remarketing


Risk management award Best fleet software


Best fleet management software Best fleet management company Best telematics product Wellbeing award Innovation in EV


In addition to the above, the following awards will also be presented. Entries are not required for these, with shortlists being selected by our judges.


MANUFACTURER AWARDS


Best small car Best family car Best value car Driver’s choice


Best premium car Best executive car Best compact SUV Best medium SUV


Best premium medium SUV Best premium large SUV One to watch


HEADLINE AWARDS Editor’s choice Hall of fame


Business Car of the year


HEADLINE AWARDS Fleet manager of the year Fleet supplier of the year


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