At EZOO, our mission has always been to make driving an electric car as easy and affordable as possible. Now, we’ve taken that one step further with the launch of our brand-new EV salary sacrifice portal – our digital hub designed to put you in control of your electric car journey.
The portal makes finding, customising, and leasing the EV that suits your lifestyle and budget smoother than ever. With the widest range of new and used EVs in the UK, there’s something for every driver and every budget.
What is the EZOO Salary Sacrifice Portal?
The EZOO portal is a personalised online platform for employees whose company is signed up to EZOO’s salary sacrifice scheme. Once logged in, drivers can:
Browse the widest range of EVs in the UK – all the way from budget-friendly city cars to top-spec premium models.
See tailored monthly prices – personalised to your salary and employer agreement.
Customise your car – choose trim, mileage, contract length, start date and more.
Get instant, accurate quotes – underwritten by approved leasing providers, so no guesswork.
Compare and filter options easily – by brand, range, performance, or budget.
And of course, every EZOO quote includes everything you need in one fixed monthly cost- insurance, servicing, 24/7 breakdown cover, road tax, and maintenance.
Why it makes life easier
Choosing an EV through salary sacrifice shouldn’t feel complicated. With our portal, you can:
Research at your own pace
Explore costs without back-and-forth emails
Get clear, transparent prices from the start
Make confident decisions about your next car
It’s designed for the modern driver – quick, intuitive, and stress-free.
As EZOO’s co-founder and CEO Lash Saranna puts it:
“Our new customer portal makes choosing your dream salary sacrifice car easier and faster than ever before. Customers can pick exactly the car they want, to their specification and budget, before finalising the agreement with EZOO’s customer service team.”
See the Salary Sacrifice Portal in Action
We know that seeing is believing, that’s why we’ve put together a short video demo to show you exactly how the portal works.
Watch the demo here and discover just how simple it is to find your perfect EV with EZOO.
Great news for drivers across the UK! From Saturday 9 August 2025, thirteen additional electric models from Nissan, Renault, and Vauxhall qualify for a £1,500 discount under the expanded UK electric car grant scheme – bringing the total to 17 eligible models this week alone.
What’s New in the UK Electric Car Grant?
Newly eligible models for the £1,500 discount include:
Renault: Alpine A290, Megane, R4, R5 and Scenic
Nissan: Micra, Ariya (from 13 August), plus the new Sunderland-built Leaf
Vauxhall: Corsa Electric, Combo Life Electric, Astra Electric, Mokka Electric, Frontera Electric, Grandland Electric
Stack your savings: our all-inclusive packages mean your grant stretches even further.
Zero admin. we handle the details; you just drive.
Stay ahead: we’ll alert you as soon as new models become eligible.
Why Act Now
The UK electric car grant is a key driver in making EVs more affordable than ever. Pair that with the UK’s rapidly growing charging network (over 82,000 public charge points) and the upcoming petrol/ diesel regulation changes in 2030 this is the perfect time to switch.
With the 13 new models added, there’s now an option for almost every lifestyle, from city hatchbacks to family SUVs. The £1,500 saving stacks with EZOO’s salary sacrifice scheme, unlocking up to 60% off your monthly cost. The discount is applied instantly, charging infrastructure is stronger than ever (with 10% off through OVO when you’re an EZOO customer), and funding is secured until at least 2029. Acting now locks in the savings and gets you behind the wheel of a future-ready EV.
Frequently Asked Questions About the UK Electric Car Grant
What is the UK electric car grant?
The UK electric car grant is a government-backed scheme that reduces the cost of eligible new electric cars by up to £1,500, applied instantly at the dealership.
Which electric cars are eligible for the grant in 2025?
As of August 2025, 17 models qualify, including selected Citroën, Renault, Alpine, Nissan, and Vauxhall EVs. The full list is regularly updated by the government.
Who can apply for the UK electric car grant?
Anyone buying or leasing a new eligible electric car under £37,000 can benefit. The discount is applied automatically, so there’s no need to apply yourself.
Can I use the grant with salary sacrifice?
Yes! When you get your EV through EZOO’s salary sacrifice scheme, the UK electric car grant reduces your monthly cost even further – on top of your tax savings.
How long will the UK electric car grant be available?
The scheme is funded until at least the 2028–29 financial year, but the government can make changes at any time. That’s why it’s worth acting now to lock in the savings.
Does the UK electric car grant cover home charging?
No – the grant only applies to the cost of the car itself. But EZOO can help arrange a home charger installation as part of your EV package.
Can I get the full £3,750 grant now?
Currently, most newly eligible models qualify for £1,500. Some may become eligible for the full £3,750 in future, depending on government updates.
When it comes to business car leasing, the fine print can make all the difference.
One of the most common (and critical) questions we get is: “Does business car leasing include insurance?” The answer? It depends on the provider and the type of lease.
Some business car leases come as “fully comprehensive,” while others leave insurance entirely in your hands.
What Is Business Car Leasing?
Business car leasing allows a company to access vehicles – often EVs – for a fixed term, usually 2 to 4 years, with predictable monthly payments. There are a few leasing models on the market:
1. Traditional Business Contract Hire (BCH)
Long-term lease (usually 2–4 years)
Fixed monthly cost
Mileage limits
Insurance usually not included
2. Business Car Subscription Services
Month-to-month or short-term commitment
All-in-one packages
Includes servicing, maintenance, roadside assistance – and often insurance
3. Electric Car Salary Sacrifice Schemes
Employee leases an EV via gross salary deductions
Employer contracts with a provider
Typically includes insurance, maintenance, breakdown cover, tyres, and more
Traditional Business Car Leasing: Is Insurance Included?
In most Business Contract Hire (BCH) arrangements, the leasing provider supplies the vehicle – but insurance is your business’s responsibility. This means:
You must arrange either a fleet insurance policy or name individual drivers on personal policies
You’re liable for ensuring all vehicles are road legal
You may be restricted in terms of which insurers are acceptable to the lease company
You must ensure cover is continuous for the duration of the lease
This setup works for some companies—especially those with existing fleet policies – but it also adds admin, risk, and cost.
EV Subscriptions and Salary Sacrifice: A Different Story
Now let’s talk about more modern, flexible EV leasing options, like those offered here at EZOO.
EV Salary Sacrifice Schemes
These schemes are becoming hugely popular with forward-thinking businesses. They allow employees to drive an electric car in exchange for a portion of their gross salary. And the good news?
Fully comprehensive insurance
Coverage for the employee and often their partner or named driver
No need for the employee to organise or pay for a personal policy
Insurance is maintained throughout the lease term
This makes salary sacrifice schemes incredibly appealing for both HR and employees – no surprises, no admin, and peace of mind.
Business EV Subscriptions
Think of these as Netflix for cars. Business EV subscriptions are:
Flexible (monthly rolling contracts or short-term options)
All-inclusive
Tailored for agile businesses and short-term projects
Insurance is usually baked into the monthly fee, along with servicing, tyres, maintenance, and breakdown. Subscriptions are ideal for companies that need vehicles quickly, without long-term commitment or red tape.
What Are The Advantages of Business Car Leasing With Insurance?
Let’s weigh up whether going for an all-in-one package with insurance included is the right choice.
Simplicity: One monthly payment, everything covered.
No Admin: No policy comparisons, renewals, or insurance paperwork.
Predictable Budgeting: Easier to forecast vehicle running costs.
Great for Employees: Especially with salary sacrifice, employees don’t need to think about insurance at all.
Risk Mitigation: Cover is guaranteed and designed for leased EVs.
Questions To Ask Your Provider About Insurance
Before you commit to a lease or subscription, ask these questions:
Is fully comprehensive insurance included?
Does the insurance cover multiple drivers or just one?
Are there any driver restrictions (e.g. age or licence type)?
What’s the excess in the event of a claim?
Is breakdown cover and roadside assistance included?
Can we opt out of the insurance if we already have a fleet policy?
Clarity up front will save headaches later.
Build Your Fleet With Peace Of Mind
So, does business car leasing include insurance? Sometimes yes, sometimes no—it all depends on the model. Traditional business leases typically exclude it, while modern solutions like EV subscriptions and salary sacrifice schemes usually include comprehensive cover.
If your business values simplicity, compliance, and low admin, choosing a package that includes insurance is a smart move. Especially with electric vehicles, where incentives, cost savings, and ease of use make bundled options a compelling choice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does business car leasing always include insurance?
No. Traditional business contract hire usually doesn’t include insurance. However, salary sacrifice schemes and EV subscriptions typically do.
What kind of insurance is included with EV salary sacrifice?
Most schemes offer fully comprehensive insurance, often including cover for the employee, their partner, and named drivers. Breakdown and roadside assistance are usually included too.
Can I provide my own insurance for a leased business car?
In traditional leasing models, yes. In subscription and salary sacrifice models, insurance is usually bundled and not optional.
Is business car insurance more expensive?
Not necessarily. Insurers often offer favourable fleet or business rates, but individual driver history, vehicle type, and location still affect premiums.
The UK government has just launched an exciting new initiative that could revolutionise electric vehicle ownership for thousands of drivers. The Electric Car Grant, backed by a substantial £650 million funding package, represents the government’s strongest commitment yet to accelerating the transition to zero-emission vehicles.
What Is the Electric Car Grant?
The Electric Car Grant is a comprehensive financial incentive scheme designed to make electric vehicles more accessible to everyday drivers.
The grant offers discounts of either £1,500 or £3,750 on new zero-emission cars priced at or under £37,000, instantly making electric driving more affordable for a broader range of consumers.
This isn’t just about upfront savings either. The grant unlocks potential additional savings of up to £1,500 annually in running costs compared to traditional petrol or diesel vehicles, making the total cost of ownership significantly more attractive.
How Does the Grant Work?
The scheme operates on a two-tier system based on environmental sustainability standards:
Band One (£3,750 discount): Reserved for the most sustainably produced vehicles that meet the highest environmental criteria.
Band Two (£1,500 discount): Available for vehicles that meet basic environmental standards.
How Do Vehicles Qualify?
The key requirement is that manufacturers must hold verified Science-Based Targets for carbon emissions reduction. This ensures that the grant supports not just zero-emission driving, but also sustainable manufacturing practices throughout the vehicle’s lifecycle.
To qualify, vehicles must meet several criteria including:
Zero tailpipe emissions
Minimum 100-mile WLTP range
Battery warranty covering at least 70% usable capacity for eight years or 100,000 miles
List price of £37,000 or less
When Is The Grant Available?
The grant became available from July 16, 2025, with funding secured through to the 2028-2029 financial year. Car manufacturers can now apply for vehicle eligibility, and once approved, they’ll automatically apply the discount to qualifying vehicles – meaning no additional paperwork for customers.
Top Electric Vehicle Picks Under £37k
With 50 electric vehicles from 27 brands currently priced under the £37,000 threshold, there’s never been more choice for grant-eligible EVs. Here are some standout options that could become even more compelling with the grant:
Renault 5 – £22,995 (Potentially £19,245 with Band One grant)
The Renault 5 combines retro charm with cutting-edge technology. This stylish five-door hatchback offers up to 250 miles of range in higher specifications, making it perfect for both city driving and longer journeys. Even the base model includes LED lighting, climate control, and cruise control.
Citroen E-C3 – £22,095 (Potentially £18,345 with Band One grant)
This compact crossover delivers exceptional comfort thanks to its Advanced Comfort seats and suspension system. With up to 199 miles of range from its 44kWh battery, it’s ideal for drivers wanting crossover practicality without the premium price tag.
Kia EV3 – £33,005 (Potentially £29,255 with Band One grant)
Kia’s smallest SUV punches well above its weight in terms of space and refinement. The EV3 offers impressive range options, with the larger battery delivering up to 376 miles – perfect for drivers who want to eliminate range anxiety entirely.
Vauxhall Grandland – £36,455 (Potentially £32,705 with Band One grant)
For families needing maximum space, the Grandland offers a proper family-sized SUV experience at a competitive price. With over 300 miles of range and generous interior space, it proves that electric family cars don’t have to break the bank.
Dacia Spring – £14,995 (Potentially £11,245 with Band One grant)
As one of the most affordable electric vehicles on the market, the Spring could become an absolute bargain with the grant applied. It’s perfect for urban driving and represents an incredibly accessible entry point into electric motoring.
Why This Grant Matters for Your EV Journey
The Electric Car Grant addresses one of the biggest barriers to EV adoption: upfront cost. Combined with the inherent savings from reduced fuel and maintenance costs, electric vehicles are becoming increasingly attractive propositions for both personal and business use.
For those considering EV salary sacrifice schemes or leasing subscriptions, the grant makes the financial case even more compelling. Lower purchase prices mean reduced monthly payments, while the long-term savings continue to accumulate through reduced running costs.
The Future Is Electric
This grant represents more than just a financial incentive – it’s a clear signal of the government’s commitment to supporting the electric vehicle transition. With charging infrastructure investment also announced alongside the grant, the foundations are being laid for a comprehensive electric vehicle ecosystem.
The scheme’s focus on sustainability standards also ensures that as more drivers make the switch to electric, they’re choosing vehicles produced with environmental responsibility at their core. This holistic approach to the EV transition benefits not just individual drivers, but the broader goal of reducing transport emissions.
As more manufacturers adjust their pricing and new models enter the market, the range of grant-eligible vehicles is likely to expand further, giving consumers even more choice in their electric vehicle journey.
The Electric Car Grant isn’t just changing the economics of electric vehicle ownership – it’s accelerating the future of sustainable transportation for everyone.
We’re excited to be exhibiting at EVEX 2025, the Electric Vehicle Experience Day organised by EV Driver and Suffolk County Council, taking place at Trinity Park, Ipswich on Wednesday 9th July 2025.
What’s EVEX 2025 All About?
EVEX is back for its seventh year, bringing together the best in EV technology, infrastructure and innovation across East Anglia.
The Main Event Day (Wednesday 9 July) is aimed at both consumers and businesses, and we’re excited to be part of it alongside fellow EV industry leaders.
Why You Should Visit the EZOO Stand
We’re joining top brands including Believ, Donalds Kia, Lexus, Tesla, MW Motors and more as a confirmed exhibitor for the Main Event Day. Here’s what we’ll be offering:
Business subscription and leasing insights: Learn how we help businesses build flexible, hassle-free EV fleets with fully inclusive cover.
Don’t Miss Lash’s Talk
On 9th July, our founder Lash Saranna will present at one of the insightful panel sessions. Expect real-world wisdom from an automotive expert – covering the benefits of EV salary sacrifice, how to communicate the value to employees, and ways businesses can elevate their green credentials.
When & Where to Find Us
Date: Wednesday 9th July 2025
Location: Trinity Park, Ipswich, IP3 8UH
Event hours: Doors open at 09:00, with panel sessions at 11:30–12:30 (business focus) and 13:00–14:00 (consumer focus) – wrap-up around 17:00
Ticket price: Main Event Day tickets are £10, but available now at the early-bird rate of £5
Test drives across the venue. Try a wide range of EV models.
Infrastructure showcase: Speak to infrastructure experts and explore the latest in charging tech.
Special experiences: Try the Spartan EV off-road drive and ride in a self-driving shuttle, courtesy of Ohmio Lift.
Why This Matters for You
You might be an employer looking to offer EVs as a benefit with zero admin fuss or you might be an employee seeking a cost-efficient way to switch to electric. Either way, EZOO makes it effortless. Visit us to see how:
We handle insurance, servicing, breakdown cover and taxation.
You benefit from a fully inclusive subscription, flexible terms, and an optional home charger.
You get 10% off public charging through our OVO partnership.
Get Inspired
Drop in for a chat, test a car, or catch Lash’s talk.
EZOO is all about making EVs personal, simple and stress‑free.
Let’s help your organisation or your employees make the switch and start saving.
Electric cars aren’t just for early adopters or eco-conscious individuals anymore. They’re now a smart, strategic move for businesses looking to save money, boost employee benefits, and hit sustainability goals in one simple step.
Here’s why switching to EVs – especially through an EV salary sacrifice scheme – is an easy win for your business.
1. It's Cost-Neutral (and Even Cost-Saving)
Implementing a salary sacrifice scheme for electric cars doesn’t cost your business a penny. In fact, it can save you money.
Employees sacrifice a portion of their gross salary in exchange for a new or used electric car, reducing your National Insurance contributions in the process. That means you give your team a valuable benefit and cut costs. Win-win.
2. A Powerful Employee Perk
Recruitment and retention are more competitive than ever. Offering an electric car salary sacrifice scheme puts your business ahead. It’s a highly desirable benefit that lets your staff drive an EV to suit their budget, at up to 60% less than they’d pay privately. And with EZOO, everything’s included: insurance, servicing, breakdown cover, and tax – so there’s zero hassle.
3. No Admin Headaches
Worried about complexity? Don’t be. At EZOO, we handle everything from onboarding and contracts to early exits and vehicle swaps. You get a fully managed service with minimal admin, complete compliance, and dedicated support. You can offer EVs to your team without adding to your workload.
4. Boost Your Green Credentials
Sustainability isn’t just a buzzword. It matters to customers, employees, and investors. Switching to EVs is a clear, credible step towards your carbon goals. Whether you’re looking to build a greener brand or report on ESG metrics, salary sacrifice for business EVs is a powerful move.
5. Suits Businesses of All Sizes
You don’t need a big fleet or a huge team to make EV salary sacrifice work. EZOO has no minimum employee requirements. You might be a startup with five people or a growing company with 500 – either way, we’ll make it work.
The Bottom Line?
Switching to EVs through a salary sacrifice scheme is smart, simple, and future-focused. It helps your people, your business, and the planet. And when you do it with EZOO, you get a personal, all-inclusive service that makes it completely hassle-free.
Ready to make the switch?
Get in touch and discover how easy it is to electrify your business with EZOO.
EZOO will be exhibiting at this year’s EV SUMMIT, taking place in Oxford on 17th – 18th September 2025, and we’d love for you to join us there!
Billed as “the most important EV event in the UK,” the EV SUMMIT brings together the brightest minds and boldest innovators in electric vehicles: fleet managers, manufacturers, policymakers and tech leaders, to name a few. And this year, we’re proud to be part of it.
Why Visit Us at the Summit?
Come and chat with our team to:
✅ Get expert advice on launching an electric car salary sacrifice scheme at your workplace
✅ Explore flexible options for business electric car subscriptions
✅ Discover how we take care of everything, so you don’t have to
✅ Learn how your company can save on National Insurance and hit carbon targets faster
And if you’re not yet signed up for the event – there is still time!
Use code EZOO20 for 20% off your EV SUMMIT tickets.
We believe the EV transition should be smooth, affordable, and sustainable for everyone. That’s why we’re so excited to be at the heart of the EV conversation at this year’s summit – sharing what we’ve learned, and learning from others too.
In the Spring Statement, Chancellor Rachel Reeves introduced some major updates to UK road tax (VED). While these changes might sound like typical government tweaks, they carry real implications for businesses running fleets, especially those still relying on petrol and diesel vehicles.
At EZOO, we know how vital it is to keep fleet costs predictable and manageable. So let’s break down what’s changed, what it means, and how to stay ahead.
What Changed in April 2025?
From 1 April 2025, road tax rules have shifted. Here’s the key info:
First-year VED for new cars will now vary based on CO2 emissions:
Over 91g/km CO2: £390
Over 255g/km CO2: £5,490
Battery electric vehicles (BEVs): Just £10
Ongoing annual VED will be a flat rate of £195 for all vehicles after year one, including EVs.
The impact? Choosing a high-emission diesel vehicle over a BEV could cost your business an extra £5,400 in tax alone over a standard three-year lease.
Why This Could Be the Final Push Towards EVs
These tax increases signal a clear direction from the government: ICE (internal combustion engine) vehicles are on the way out.
Even hybrids, which aren’t due to be phased out until 2035, will now fall under the higher tax threshold if they emit over 91g/km CO2. For fleet managers, that makes BEVs not just the greener option, but the smarter financial one too.
But What About Range Anxiety and Charging?
Good news – the electric vehicle market has moved fast.
Average EV range: 300+ miles
Long-range EVs: 450+ miles per charge
UK charging infrastructure: 76,840 chargers across 38,737 locations (EZOO customers get 10% off at 50,000 chargers in the UK thanks to our partnership with OVO)
Yes, upfront costs can be higher, but with most vehicles financed over 2–4 years, the monthly difference is shrinking fast – especially when you factor in fuel savings, lower maintenance, and the tax perks of going electric.
✅ Full servicing, maintenance, tyres and insurance included
✅ No upfront purchase or long-term commitment
✅ Return or swap vehicles as your needs change
Whether you’re trialling electric cars in your fleet or looking to switch completely, our business subscriptions make it easy, efficient and cost-effective.
These road tax changes aren’t just admin. They’re a real cost driver that could catch businesses off guard. Now’s the time to review your fleet strategy, rethink vehicle choices, and lean into electrification before the tax bills hit.
The UK car market is showing signs of recovery – but dealers are still navigating a tough road.
New car registrations saw a welcome boost in March, marking the industry’s best performance since the pandemic, according to the latest data from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). But behind the headline numbers, pressure is mounting.
With inflation outpacing wages and household budgets stretched, many buyers are putting big-ticket purchases on hold. 62% of consumers said they spent less on non-essentials in 2024 – and fewer than half felt confident they could afford their next car, according to AutoTrader.
It’s not just about volume either. Dealers are seeing a clear shift in behaviour: 70% say customers are opting for cheaper vehicles, and 65% are trimming back on specs and extras. That’s a direct hit on high-margin sales.
On top of that, vehicle prices have climbed sharply over the past decade – up 67%, from £27,035 to £45,218 on average. It’s a challenging mix.
The Electric Shift Is Still Gaining Ground
Despite financial pressures, the shift to electric is accelerating. Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) sales jumped 43% in March compared to the previous year, and nearly 29% of all new car registrations were either BEVs or Plug-in Hybrids (PHEVs).
That’s good news. But EVs still come with a higher upfront cost, and that price premium can feel out of reach for many buyers – especially in uncertain times.
For Dealers, It’s a No-Brainer
Here’s where salary sacrifice comes in, and why it’s such a powerful opportunity for dealerships.
Salary sacrifice allows employees to lease a car through their employer using their pre-tax salary. It’s a tax-efficient benefit that can reduce National Insurance contributions and take-home tax, while also unlocking massive savings on a premium EV – up to 60% in some cases compared to private leasing.
The only “catch”? Employees do pay Benefit-in-Kind (BIK) tax, based on the car’s P11D value and emissions. But thanks to low BIK rates on EVs, the savings usually far outweigh the cost.
For dealers, salary sacrifice opens a new path to sales, especially on higher-value vehicles that might otherwise be out of reach for buyers.
A Smarter Route - Salary Sacrifice
In a tough market, salary sacrifice gives dealers a fresh way to sell. It reduces cost barriers, expands your customer base, and supports the EV transition – all while boosting high-value sales.
At EZOO, we’re here to help dealers tap into this opportunity. Whether you want to integrate salary sacrifice into your offering, co-brand a solution, or just understand how it works, we’re ready to support you.
The past 12 months have been a huge leap forward for EZOO - and we’re just getting started.
As more businesses and drivers across the UK make the switch to electric vehicles, we’ve seen demand for our electric car salary sacrifice and business subscription services skyrocket. To keep pace, we’ve expanded our team with five fantastic new hires across customer support, sales, marketing, technology, and finance.
We’ve always believed that great service starts with great people. So, bringing in fresh energy, talent and experience is a big part of how we’re levelling up and future-proofing what we do.
Here’s a quick intro to the new faces powering our next chapter:
Katie Willday Customer Support
Katie’s joined our front-line support team, making sure every customer gets the exceptional service they deserve. She’s already making an impact, helping us scale our support as more drivers join the EZOO journey.
Alex Clay Customer Support
Alex is strengthening our service excellence team, focusing on vehicle maintenance bookings and tech guidance. From helping with repairs to answering tricky tech questions, he’s making the switch to EV even smoother.
Jen Graham Assistant Accountant
As we grow, so does the need for sharp financial management. Jeni’s here to help us streamline day-to-day finance operations – ensuring payments, processes and performance run like clockwork.
Abbie Greene Business Sales Executive
Abbie is supporting our business development team, helping even more organisations discover the power of EV salary sacrifice. Her mission? To make it easier for businesses to start saving money, cutting carbon, and giving their people a top-tier benefit.
Victoria Steele Director of Marketing
Vic brings with her a wealth of marketing and brand experience, and she’s leading our marketing strategy from the front. With Vic’s help, we’ll be bringing EZOO to even more businesses and employees across the UK, with bold campaigns and bigger reach.
Why it matters
As Lash Saranna, our co-founder and CEO, puts it:
“The UK’s shift to electrification is accelerating fast – and so are we. Expanding our team means we can continue to deliver a premium experience while building the EZOO of the future. We’re thrilled to welcome Katie, Alex, Jeni, Abbie and Vic to EZOO.”
This wave of new hires comes on the back of a landmark year. From record-breaking client growth to industry awards and strategic partnerships, we’re scaling fast – and staying true to what makes EZOO different: personal, flexible, hassle-free service.
We’re proud of the team we’re building, and even prouder of the journey we’re on.
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