Eco-Friendly Company Car
Choose a low-emission or electric company car that meets strict environmental standards. From 2026, only fully electric vehicles will qualify under Pillar 1.
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Why electrification matters
Electrification is no longer a buzzword. Across Belgium and the Netherlands, companies are under pressure to act:
- Belgium is phasing out tax incentives for fossil-fuel vehicles from 2026.
- The EU’s climate targets demand rapid CO₂ reduction.
- Employees increasingly expect cleaner and smarter alternatives to traditional company cars.
But electrification goes far beyond replacing diesel with electric cars. It’s a transformation of how your company manages mobility, from charging infrastructure and reimbursement to data and employee policies.
The challenges today
Even with incentives and growing infrastructure, many companies hit roadblocks when they start electrifying their fleets:
- Fragmented tools & providers – multiple charge cards, apps, and invoices make it hard to track real costs.
- Unequal access to charging – some employees can easily charge at home, others rely on limited public options.
- Lack of centralised data – without one platform, tracking energy usage, costs, and CO₂ emissions becomes nearly impossible.
The result? Frustrated employees, hidden costs, and delayed adoption.
Your roadmap to electrification
Benefits for everyone
The role of data & employee experience
Data is the backbone of smart electrification. Without it, compliance, cost control and CO₂ reporting quickly become unmanageable. A centralised system helps you:
- Automate reimbursements
- Allocate costs to the right teams
- Report transparently on CO₂ reduction
- Identify trends and scale effectively
At the same time, success depends on employees. When charging is simple, reimbursement is automatic, and policies are clear, adoption grows faster.
