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GlobalData on MSNLex Autolease reports loss amid market challenges
Lex Autolease, the car leasing company owned by Lloyds Bank, has reported a pre-tax loss of £10.6m ($14.2m) for 2024, marking ...
Charging nightmares. Pollutant ‘green’ machines. Drivers racing back to petrol. A failed fad. A costly gamble. EVs over? Or ...
Lex Autolease, the car leasing firm owned by Lloyds Bank, has reported a loss two years after posting a profit exceeding ...
Lex Autolease, part of Lloyds Banking Group, has reported a £10.6m loss, just three years after pre-tax profits hit more than ...
Lex Autolease, the car leasing company owned by Lloyds Bank, has fallen into the red two years after posting a profit of more ...
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Motor Finance Online on MSNLeasing.com launches used EV leasing platform with Lex Autolease
"Leasing.com launches used EV leasing platform with Lex Autolease" was originally created and published by Motor Finance ...
Leasing.com has launched a new comparison platform for used car leasing, with a focus on making personal contract hire more ...
The push to find a feasible alternative method for propelling vehicles down the tarmac will soon be answered. Well, at least according to Lex Autolease. In a study comprised of 230 fleet drivers ...
Lex Autolease, one of the UK’s leading vehicle leasing providers, has announced a partnership with motoring app Caura. The collaboration allows Lex Autolease personal contract hire customers to ...
Lex Autolease is part of Lloyds Banking Group and has more than 300,000 vehicles currently under management. Nigel Stead, managing director of Lex Autolease, ...
Lex Autolease, the UK’s leading fleet management and funding specialist, has selected Auto Windscreens as its key supplier of glass until 2013. From 1st April 2010 Auto Windscreens will supply ...
Companies could ditch petrol powered cars in their fleets in favor of more eco-friendly vehicles powered by alternative fuels, according to a study carried out by Lex Autolease in the UK.
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