Switching your fleet to electric just got easier with the launch of new funding offers from Peugeot.

The French brand’s E-Partner and E-Expert now deliver price parity on monthly payments with their diesel equivalents across key funding routes, including conditional sale, finance lease and business contract hire via Stellantis Financial Services (SFS), for vehicles ordered before the end of June 2026.

This means fleet operators can now transition to electric without paying a monthly premium, removing one of the biggest barriers to EV adoption while also ensuring fleets benefit immediately from significantly lower running costs.

The new initiative is also being run by sibling brand Citroën and mirrors programmes run by Fiat and Vauxhall last month.

By aligning monthly rentals between electric and diesel powertrains, Peugeot is enabling national and SME fleets to make the switch with confidence.

Benefits for fleet decision-makers include no uplift in monthly payments compared to diesel, along with reduced fuel costs through electrification. Fleets also gain from lower maintenance and downtime, stronger whole-life cost performance, and compliance with emissions regulations and clean air zones.

The shift to price parity strengthens Peugeot’s position as a key partner for national fleet operators, combining competitive funding with a fully electric LCV line-up and dedicated support through its dealer network.

Nicola Dobson, Peugeot UK managing director, said: “Price parity represents an important step forward for fleet electrification. By removing the upfront monthly cost barrier, we’re enabling businesses to switch to electric vans while strengthening their total cost position from day one. With our fully electric LCV range and dedicated fleet support, Peugeot is ready to help national operators transition at scale.”

As an example, the E-Partner Van is available on Business Contract Hire from £315 per month (excl. VAT) plus initial rental of £1,890. The offer is provided by Leasys UK and includes a free home EV charger. Terms include a maximum 10,000 miles a year and vehicles must be ordered prior to 30 June 2026.