Salary Sacrifice

Save up to 40% on a new EV through the AMT Salary Sacrifice scheme. No upfront costs, all inclusive motoring.

How It Works

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What is Salary Sacrifice?

Salary Sacrifice is a HMRC-approved way of paying for a brand-new electric car directly from your gross salary. Because the cost is taken before tax and NI, the effective cost is far lower than a traditional personal lease.

  • Salary sacrifice is an arrangement where you agree to give up part of your salary in exchange for a non-cash benefit from your employer, such as pension contributions, childcare, or an electric car scheme.
  • Because your gross salary is reduced before tax and National Insurance are calculated, salary sacrifice can lower the amount of tax and NI you pay.
  • It can increase take-home value and employer benefits, but it may also affect things linked to your salary, such as mortgage applications, overtime rates, or some statutory benefits.

3-steps to a Brand New EV

Salary sacrifice is the most cost-effective way to drive a new electric car. Here is the journey from start to keys-in-hand.

Choose your car

AMT Auto has 30+ yrs experience getting you great leasing deals on any vehicle (city car to luxury) using top dealer relationships at the best possible price.

Your employer deducts from gross pay

AMT Auto has 30+ yrs experience getting you great leasing deals on any vehicle (city car to luxury) using top dealer relationships at the best possible price.

Drive away - everything included

AMT Auto has 30+ yrs experience getting you great leasing deals on any vehicle (city car to luxury) using top dealer relationships at the best possible price.

A Scheme that works for employers and employees

Salary sacrifice is the most cost-effective way to drive a new electric car. Here is the
journey from start to keys-in-hand.

For the Employer


  • Zero cost to set up - fully managed by AMT
  • Class 1A National Insurance savings on every driver
  • A standout employee benefit that improves retention
  • Tangible reduction in your fleet carbon footprint
  • No impact on your balance sheet - it sits in payroll
  • Onboarding, driver support and end-of-contract handled for you
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For the Employee


  • Save 30–40% versus a personal lease
  • No deposit and no credit check
  • All-inclusive: insurance, servicing, maintenance, road tax and breakdown
  • Brand-new electric car from every major manufacturer
  • Benefit in Kind on EVs is just 3% (2025/26)
  • Live salary impact preview before you order
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See your real-time savings

Move the sliders to see the impact on your take-home pay. The full Salsac employee portal calculates the exact figure based on your specific tax bracket and pension arrangement.

  • Live deals from every major EV manufacturer
  • Your personal tax bracket factored in automatically
  • Side-by-side comparison vs personal lease
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Salary Sacrifice Calculator
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What is Salary Sacrifice?

Salary Sacrifice is a HMRC-approved way of paying for a brand-new electric car directly from your gross salary. Because the cost is taken before tax and NI, the effective cost is far lower than a traditional personal lease.

  • Salary sacrifice is an arrangement where you agree to give up part of your salary in exchange for a non-cash benefit from your employer, such as pension contributions, childcare, or an electric car scheme.
  • Because your gross salary is reduced before tax and National Insurance are calculated, salary sacrifice can lower the amount of tax and NI you pay.
  • It can increase take-home value and employer benefits, but it may also affect things linked to your salary, such as mortgage applications, overtime rates, or some statutory benefits.

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