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Business Car Awards 2024


Leasing Company of the Year (under 25,000 vehicles) JCT600 Vehicle Leasing Solutions (VLS)


JCT600 Vehicle Leasing Solutions (VLS) impressed our judges because it puts its customers at the heart of everything it does. Plus, in the last 12 months, its prudent approach to residual value risk has left it less exposed to external market factors than some competitors – resulting in 19% funded fleet growth.


Highly commended: Ogilvie Fleet, Marshall Leasing, SG Fleet


Leasing Company of the Year (over 25,000 vehicles) Volkswagen Financial Services (VWFS) Fleet


VWFS Fleet’s dedication to partnering with its customers via innovative, cost-effective fleet solutions caught the attention of our judges. Managing residual value risk and clever fleet management solutions being two examples. It seems its customers value this approach, which is why its customer base has grown 2.3% in the past year.


Highly commended: ALD Automotive | Leaseplan, Novuna Vehicle Solutions


Innovation in EV Bridgestone Mobility Solutions


Webfleet, Bridgestone Mobility Solutions’ fleet management platform, is transforming the landscape of fleet electrification. It is doing this via its new EV Services Platform, unifying energy and mobility service providers – offering a seamless, integrated approach to electric fleet management. In our opinion, this demonstrates unparalleled innovation and commitment to helping fleets electrify.


Highly commended: Athlon UK, Ohme


Best Fleet Management Company Fleet Operations


Best Fleet Management Software Chevin Fleet Solutions


Geotab’s commitment to enhancing operational efficiency and sustainability through data-driven insights has seen it introduce Geotab Ace, a generative AI (GenAI) assistant. Harnessing the power of large language models, it allows users to interact with complex datasets as if they were engaging in a straightforward conversation. Highly commended: Diode, Fleetondemand, Grosvenor Leasing


Best Rental Company Enterprise Mobility


Vauxhall’s bright website design was praised by our editorial team. In our opinion, it’s the best all- rounder, as we felt it had an exceptional fleet focus. As such, it wins our Best Fleet Website accolade again for 2024.


Best Innovation Geotab


Best Fleet Website Vauxhall


Fleet Operations’ strength is that it offers bespoke, end-to-end solutions for its customers to deliver long-term cost savings while maintaining the highest standards of risk management and sustainability. The result is a client retention rate of 98.6%, and an average relationship length of more than 10 years. Highly commended: CLM Fleet Management, Knowles Fleet, runyourfleet


Chevin Fleet Solutions’ FleetWave SmartForms, launched this year, attracted our judges’ attention, as it allows users to create bespoke data capture forms and automate tasks. Data flows between the FleetWave software and the newly enhanced FleetWave Driver App, allowing live push notifications and instant actions, while reducing the need for multiple third-party apps. Highly commended: Fleet Operations


Enterprise Mobility was identified by the judges for its committment to advancing customer mobility. It continues to offer a wide portfolio of both vehicles and additional services and is a key innovator in future mobility. For example, its EV First policy ensures customer company vehicles and lead-in vehicles are always EVs.


Highly commended: Europcar Mobility Group UK, Nexus Vehicle Rental, Scot Group T/A Thrifty Car & Van Rental


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