Top 5 Electric Cars to get on Salary Sacrifice

5 vehicles to choose from

With the launch of our new and improved Colleague Car Scheme, we take a look at the top 5 electric models you could get your hands on as part of the scheme right now. By joining the scheme, you could save up to 40% on a new car and enjoy not only economical but environmental benefits too.

All our salary sacrifice agreements include as standard: Pod Solo 3s Home Charger, Fully Comprehensive Insurance, Road Fund Licence, Service, Maintenance and Repair, Breakdown Cover (UK & EU), Life Shield, and Accident Management.

Renault 5 E-Tech, 90kW Evolution Urban Range 40 kWh 5dr Auto

Cost- £250.42 monthly net pay cost

Range- up to 190 miles

This particular Renault 5 E-Tech model has 122bhp allowing the car to get from 0-62mph in 9 seconds. Depending on where you want to charge your Renault, the charging time will differ. A domestic charging station will give you full charge in just over 5 hours whilst a 3-pin domestic socket will take longer at 17 hours. If you are after a speedier charge, then worry not- this vehicle can accept up to 100kW DC rapid charge. This sees the charge soar from 15 to 80 percent in just 30 minutes.

Ford Explorer Electric Estate 210kW Premium 77kW 5dr Auto

Cost- £393.88 monthly net pay cost

Range- up to 354 miles

The premium specification of this Ford Explorer Electric produces 282bhp, completing 0-62mph in 6.4 seconds. As well as excepting a standard home charger (7kW), this SUV crossover can get from 10-80 percent battery in 26 minutes using a DC rapid charger meaning you are ready to get back out on the road in no time.

BMW i4 Gran Coupe 250kW eDrive40 M Sport 83.9kWh 5dr Auto

Cost- £485.47 monthly net pay cost

Range- up to 373 miles

Combining the elegance of a coupe with the practicality of a saloon, this BMW i4 powertrain produces 335bhp and reaches 0-62mph in 5.7 seconds. Like most of the vehicles we mention, the fastest way to charge your BMW is using a DC charger (up to 205kW) so you can reach 80 percent in 30 minutes. Otherwise, an 11kW charger will see your vehicle reach full charge in approximately 8.5 hours. During overrun and breaking of the vehicle, the range will extend slightly using the automatic adaptive energy recuperation ensuring the most efficient driving experience.

Tesla Model Y Hatchback Long Range RWD 5dr Auto

Cost- £476.14 monthly net pay cost

Range- up to 387 miles

This mid-size SUV is just about the quickest on our list with a 0-60mph speed of 5.4 seconds. The speed element of the Tesla Model Y translates to its charging as well; with a maximum 250kW charger, you can get up to 166 miles of charge in as little as 15 minutes. It’s no surprise given that Tesla are the charging giant within the EV industry, owning and operating 70,000+ superchargers across the globe. You don’t have to be on the road to charge up, however, with the Tesla Wall Connector charger being designed for houses, apartments and workplaces.

MG Motor UK Mg4 Hatchback 150kW SE[Nav] EV Long Range 64kWh 5dr Auto

Cost- £268.05 monthly net pay cost

Range- up to 270 miles

Our final vehicle on the list is the long range MG4 which is MG’s first fully electric car. Using an electric motor and battery combination, this MG produces a powerful 200bhp and has the ability to go from 0-62mph in 7.7 seconds. Like all our models listed, charging time very much depends on the charging set up you use. At most, a full overnight charge will take approximately 14 hours using a domestic socket but a 7kW wall box could speed this up, taking around 5 hours to get from 20 to 80 percent.

Speak to our team today to find out how you could get your hands on one of these desirable electric vehicles at a reduced cost.

Terms and Conditions

All pricing is correct as of 29 July 2025 and is subject to change. Example pricing is based on a 40-year-old male earning £60,000 per annum and residing in Shrewsbury, England. Quotes are based on a 48-month contract term with an annual mileage allowance of 5,000 miles. Actual pricing may vary depending on personal circumstances, tax code, vehicle specification, and employer scheme details.