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Leasing brokers get used EV capability with expanded Gensen salary sacrifice platform

  • 9 July 2026
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  • Natalie Middleton

Leasing brokers can now offer employees a wider choice of vehicles and lower monthly rates following the expansion of BCF Wessex’s Gensen EV Salary Sacrifice platform to support

Leasing brokers get used EV capability with expanded Gensen salary sacrifice platform

Leasing brokers can now offer employees a wider choice of vehicles and lower monthly rates following the expansion of BCF Wessex’s Gensen EV Salary Sacrifice platform to support used electric vehicles.

The enhanced tool enables brokers to produce personalised salary sacrifice quotes for eligible used EVs

The new functionality enables brokers to produce personalised salary sacrifice quotations for eligible used EVs alongside their existing new vehicle offering. The initial rollout is supported through Lex Autolease’s used vehicle stock and is available immediately to leasing brokers using the platform.

The launch reflects the continued evolution of the salary sacrifice market as increasing numbers of ex-fleet EVs enter the used vehicle market and demand for lower-cost electric motoring continues to grow.

A record 86,943 used battery electric vehicles changed hands during Q1 2026, up 32% on the same period last year, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). Meanwhile, Auto Trader reports that enquiries for used EVs have increased by 27% year-on-year, with demand for three- to six-year-old electric vehicles rising by 50%.

BCF Wessex said the shifting market trends create a significant opportunity for leasing brokers and employers to expand the reach of salary sacrifice schemes beyond employees who may have previously considered a brand-new EV beyond their budget.

Jeff Whitcombe, founder at the automotive consultancy and solutions firm, commented: “Salary sacrifice has played a significant role in accelerating EV adoption, but affordability is becoming the next challenge for many employers and employees. Used EVs represent a natural evolution of the market, allowing brokers to extend the benefits of salary sacrifice to a much wider audience while continuing to support the transition to electric vehicles.”

The addition of used EV capability enables brokers to provide employees with more choice across a wider range of monthly sacrifice values, helping organisations strengthen recruitment, retention and employee wellbeing through a more accessible benefit offering.

Whitcombe added: “As the used EV market matures, we’re seeing increasing demand for more affordable routes into EV ownership. By incorporating used vehicles into Gensen Salary Sacrifice, we’re giving brokers another way to deliver value for their customers without compromising the financial, compliance or operational standards that successful salary sacrifice schemes depend upon.”

Alongside the new Gensen functionality, BCF Wessex will continue to provide leasing companies and brokers with the specialist consultancy, technical support, scheme design, documentation and training required to implement compliant and commercially robust salary sacrifice schemes.