Fleet Models

Impressive performance when charging and driving: the fully electric Audi A6 e-tron is available to order.

Volkswagen is presenting a new SUV, which is sure to become quickly established in fleets: The new Tayron can be configured with up to seven seats and offers oodles of storage space. Thanks to its size and equipment, it is likely to attract a lot of attention from user choosers.

With the new Elroq, Škoda is introducing its very first electric compact SUV to the European market – while remaining true to its philosophy of offering excellent value at an affordable price: Given the size of the vehicle’s battery and the SUV’s extensive range of standard equipment, the Elroq can rightly be described as the most economical electric vehicle in its segment. This is great news for fleet managers. And for user choosers.

The Spanish challenger brand CUPRA is one of the fastest growing car brands in Europe – and is now launching its next model with bestseller mentality. The new Terramar demonstrates the brand’s usual sporty character, but also offers oodles of functionality, space and versatility. The ideal combination for those who want to use their company car outside of work too.

The Golf has been one of the most popular cars in its segment for 50 years. Not only that, the estate version of the Golf has also been excelling in the registration statistics for more than three decades. In this the anniversary year of the Golf, both compacts have kept pace with the times and feature a fresh design as well as enhanced functions and improved performance compared with their predecessor models.

Audi is in the middle of its transformation into a provider of premium electric mobility: With the new Audi Q6 e-tron, the manufacturer is now launching its first product line based on the Premium Platform Electric (PPE). For those who travel often for their work, it offers advantages such as its outstanding electric performance, progressive design and digital interior. Go.

That’s right – it’s the Audi Q7. The reasons for this alliance are obvious: The large SUV made by Audi has been one of the most popular members of its vehicle class since 2005. Ever since more and more companies started to make room in their fleets for these muscular urban cowboys, the Q7 has become a permanent member in the business segment: Here, too, the reasons for this shift are obvious. First, the vehicle’s distinctive design – it’s an Audi after all – that makes a stunning impression during customer meetings. Second, its flexible interior concept that is ideal for private usage. User-choosers with families know exactly how important such features are.

Company fleets have an opportunity in 2024 to refresh their motor pools – thanks in particular to Volkswagen. In the next few weeks and months, four upgraded bestsellers will enter the marketplace: the Passat, Tiguan, Golf and the Golf Variant. And a completely upgraded all-rounder will go on sale to excite business customers: the new ID.7 Tourer.

As the solar power leader in its home country of Switzerland, Helion¹ is a company with electricity ingrained in its DNA. What could be a better fit for the company than a fleet of electric vehicles? Actually, nothing. As a result, Helion’s technicians are now also on the road in an all-electric vehicle – the ID. Buzz Cargo. The company is now operating one of Switzerland’s largest fleets of e-vehicles.

With the second generation of its SUV flagship Kodiaq, Škoda intends to continue the success enjoyed by its predecessor model. To accomplish this, the Czech car manufacturer has put together a new complete package of features that will certainly please user-choosers and fleet managers.

One of the most popular company cars is now available in a new generation – and has something special to offer business travellers: the Passat Estate provides even more room for business travellers and their luggage. Even more driving comfort. Efficient combustion engines and plug-in hybrid drive systems. And on top of that, a lean, linear design with attractive specification packages.

If so, great, because there are lots of changes to tell you about. If not, you now have an opportunity to get to know an SUV Coupé that is sure to impress fleet managers and user choosers. That’s because the upgraded Audi Q8 not only retains its usual expressive appearance, it can also be individualised with a wide variety of equipment features. This starts on the outside at the front and continues through new paint colours and wheels to the rear lights. What’s more, there is a choice of various decorative inlays for the interior. Sounds interesting?

If there is also one vehicle in Volkswagen’s wide-ranging portfolio that deserves to be called a top model, it certainly has to be the Touareg. An updated version of the premium SUV has just been introduced: You will now learn what this means for fleet customers.

The ID. 2all concept car from Volkswagen provides a first glimpse of what an all-electric compact car expected to cost than 25,000 euros might look like – and what it should be able to do. Interesting prospects for the future for mobile service providers, for example.

It was about four years ago that electric mobility made its way into Audi’s portfolio. The premium manufacturer entered the age of electric mobility back in 2018 with the Audi e-tron – and has since impressed in the segment of electric luxury SUVs. And perhaps also in your fleet?

An individually modified, fully-fledged commercial vehicle – but at the same time fully electric, sustainable and practical? Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles offers a glimpse into the future with four concept vehicles – starting with the ID. Buzz Cargo as a Miele customer service vehicle.

The electric two-wheeled solutions can help to boost fleet efficiency.

If the aim is to broaden the fleet base with progressive models, then there’s no getting around the CUPRA Formentor.

Since 1994, the A8 has been Audi’s response to demand for a prestigious company car designed to meet the needs of senior and executive management. Luxury, authority and success are the words that immediately come to mind with this saloon.

Relatively few cars today possess a cult status. One of these is an MPV: the Multivan from Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles. Extremely versatile – in commercial use too, for example as a mobile conference room – thanks to adjustable seats in the rear and an additional table module. A modern classic, in fact.

Even climbing on board the Q4 Sportback e-tron is comfortable for instance: the doors open wide, and the seats are in a comfortably high position.

A new model from the unconventional challenger brand CUPRA is sure to play a part here. After all, the Spanish brand recently unveiled its first fully electric vehicle – the CUPRA Born.

Everyone is talking about e-mobility. After all, fully electric cars produce no CO2, offer greater driving comfort and impress when it comes to acceleration. It is hardly surprising that more and more company car drivers are interested in battery-driven vehicles.

It is one of the ŠKODA brand’s bestsellers, particularly in the fleet segment – the OCTAVIA. Now in its fourth generation, the compact car offers more different drive options than ever before, thus ensuring its status as a true all-rounder when it comes to the various uses.

The new model version of the Arteon is embarking on a new chapter as a company car. This is especially against the backdrop of the relaunch of Volkswagen’s Gran Tourismo last autumn, when this strong brother joined as the latest member of the model family.

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has created the new Caddy Cargo for functional fleets: depending on the version, the city van can transport up to 723 kilograms – up to 100 kg on the roof.

For company drivers, the benefits of a plug-in hybrid are obvious: Firstly, they allow fully electric driving, for example when commuting to work. Secondly, they can also be used for unplanned longer journeys, for example when travelling to an appointment with a customer.