Rental company says businesses are focused on extracting more value from their LCV fleets Rental company Liquid Fleet has reported growing demand from businesses to

Businesses are increasingly extending LCV rental contracts from 12 to 24 months amid rising van prices and declining residual values. According to Liquid Fleet, the

Liquid Fleet has announced fleet growth of 28% in the first six months of 2026 amid rising demand for short-term leasing and the company’s increased

The growth puts it on-track to meet its target of reaching 5,000 vehicles by 2028. Demand for short-term leasing from corporates has grown Liquid Fleet’s

Growth of 28% in the first six months of 2026 is being reported by Liquid Fleet as employers opt for short-term leases to meet staff

Liquid Fleet is on its second cycle of Chinese cars, having already defleeted its first batch of OMODA&JAECOO cars in Q3 2025. Liquid Fleet has

Fleets are turning to short-term leases to provide financial flexibility in a changing economic environment. According to Liquid Fleet, there has been a surge in corporations moving employees to

Company car fleets increasingly transitioning to short-term leases, Liquid Fleet finds Liquid Fleet said that companies are looking to free up capital and ensure flexibility.

Short-term leasing surges as fleet uncertainty fuels demand The flexible fleet solutions firm supplied 450 cars and 100 LCVs into companies on six- to 18-month