Geely strengthens partnership with Tusker to expand salary sacrifice offering

Geely has expanded its salary sacrifice offering by expanding its partnership with Tusker, Lloyds Banking Group’s salary sacrifice division.

The announcement comes as Tusker’s UK fleet passes the 100,000 vehicle milestone.

Geely said the EX2, which opens for orders at the end of August, will make an attractive salary sacrifice proposition for basic rate taxpayers.

Its starting price of £20,990 and low benefit-in-kind (BiK) rate make it a cost-effective way of switching to an electric vehicle (EV) when funded through salary sacrifice.

Kit Wisdom (pictured, left), managing director at Tusker, said: “At Tusker, our mission is to help the UK drive a better car by making lower-emission vehicles more affordable and accessible through salary sacrifice.

“The Geely EX2 is a great car at a great price point, and it adds another compelling option for employees who want to make the switch to electric, particularly basic rate taxpayers looking for an affordable monthly amount.

“By strengthening our partnership with Geely Auto UK, we can continue to support affordability, choice and accessibility for drivers and employers across the UK.”

Michael Yang (pictured, right), managing director at Geely Auto UK, said: “We are excited to be collaborating with Tusker as we prepare to bring the Geely EX2 to UK customers.