National fleet and EV leasing business KeyFleet has rebranded as Greenarc Vehicles.

The Greenarc Vehicles team at their head office in Blackburn

The name change follows its acquisition in late 2022 by Greenarc Energy, a group of businesses that supply fuel and green technologies UK-wide.

The rebrand aligns with Greenarc Vehicles’ long-term goal of expanding its managed company car schemes and supporting clients with the transition to renewable technologies such as electric vehicles.

Its expanding portfolio also means it can support both homes and businesses across the UK with fuel and low-carbon energy services, such as solar, batteries and EV charging points.

Matthew Crockett, Greenarc Energy managing director, said: “The rebrand to Greenarc Vehicles signifies our commitment to supporting clients with their journey to carbon neutrality. We are proud to support businesses nationwide that are looking to reduce expenditure, discuss options to greatly reduce or fully offset their carbon emissions and make the transition to a fully electric fleet of vehicles.

“This is an important step towards our growth and presence in the marketplace. Having recently opened an additional office in Halifax, West Yorkshire, I’m excited about the future opportunities and I’m looking forward to bringing even more talent to the Greenarc Energy group of businesses.”

Marc McLoughlin, managing director at Greenarc Vehicles, added: “The rebrand to Greenarc Vehicles allows us to continue to provide traditional fleet options whilst having access to a vast amount of other renewable and sustainable fleet options for our clients such as EV Cards, HVO and renewable technologies.”

KeyFleet has been offering clients vehicle leasing options for over 15 years. Alongside its focus on renewable technologies such as EVs, it also supports traditional fuel vehicle clients with a range of services to manage their company vehicles. Latest service introductions include the new SalEx HMRC-compliant salary sacrifice scheme, which it says is proving hugely popular.

Greenarc Energy was featured at number 14 on The Times’ 100 list of Britain’s fastest-growing companies in 2022.