Leasing Broker Reports

The BVRLA's Leasing Broker Survey report for the year ending June 2023.

The returning popularity of Business Contract Hire (BCH) helped the BVRLA’s leasing broker fleet record slight growth in 2022 (0.3%), in the face of continued vehicle supply challenges and the cost of living crisis. The association’s latest bi-annual report on the leasing broker sector also shows a growing appetite for plug-in vehicles. 

The returning popularity of Business Contract Hire (BCH) helped the BVRLA’s leasing broker fleet record slight growth in 2022 (0.3%), in the face of continued vehicle supply challenges and the cost of living crisis. The association’s latest bi-annual report on the leasing broker sector also shows a growing appetite for plug-in vehicles.

The BVRLA's Leasing Broker Survey report for the year ending December 2022

The leasing broker fleet has grown by 2.7% this year to reach its highest level ever, according to the latest figures from the BVRLA. Surpassing 400,000 vehicles for the first time, the association’s broker channel fleet remains at a healthy level in the face of extensive supply challenges.

Battery electric has overtaken petrol to become the most popular fuel type on the BVRLA’s leasing fleet, according to the association’s latest Leasing Outlook report. Accounting for 32% of new orders*, this is the first time BEVs have been the most popular powertrain, marking a major milestone in the sector’s transition to zero-emission motoring.

Battery electric has overtaken petrol to become the most popular fuel type on the BVRLA’s leasing fleet, according to the association’s latest Leasing Outlook report.

The BVRLA has published its latest Leasing Broker Survey results providing an overview of the fleet and key trends in the last six months of 2021. 

The BVRLA Leasing Outlook report combines the aggregated market data and insight of experts from across the sector to provide an unrivaled perspective of what is happening to the market and where it is heading.

The BVRLA leasing fleet grew 5.1% in 2021 to pass pre-pandemic levels, with vans continuing to drive recovery in the sector. The association’s latest Leasing Outlook Report, citing data to Q4 2021, also shows more positive signs as the growth of the car fleet accelerates. 

The BVRLA's Leasing Broker Survey report for the half year ending June 2021 shows that the BVRLA broker channel fleet grew by 8% to 392,993 compared to the end of H1 2020. The total vehicle fleet size reached a new high in H1 2021 and has continued to grow throughout the pandemic. New vehicle contracts have returned to growth after falling last year. The number of new car contracts rose 22% year-on-year in H1 2021 and vans by 23%, compared to falls of 13% and 12% respectively for the same period last year.

Over 120 BVRLA members, guests and speakers attended the association’s in-person Leasing Broker Conference in London last week, with delegates given the long-overdue opportunity to network with colleagues face-to-face.

The size of the BVRLA leasing fleet grew by +1.5% in the first quarter of 2021 following ten consecutive quarters of decline, indicating a strong start to the year for the leasing sector.

The BVRLA has published its latest Leasing Outlook Report providing insights from a range of data compiled from members.

The BVRLA broker channel fleet grew by 6% to 379,617 compared to the end of 2019, with the total vehicle fleet size reaching a new record in 2020.  New contracts for cars were down 9.5% year-on-year, although this represents a recovery in demand compared with those seen H1 2020. New contracts for vans also fell.

The BVRLA has released its Leasing Broker Survey report for the year ending December 2020 showing that despite the impact of the Covid pandemic, the BVRLA broker channel fleet grew by 379,617, up 6% compared to the end of 2019.

The BVRLA’s latest Leasing Outlook report combines a range of automotive market data with views from senior executives from across the industry and its supply chain.

The BVRLA has published its latest Quarterly Leasing Survey, revealing that plug-in and hybrid vehicles are now overtaking diesel, gaining a 36% share of new lease car registrations.

The BVRLA’s latest Leasing Outlook report highlights a sector that remains agile but is also seeking clarity around the impact of EU-Exit, the Coronavirus pandemic and the transition to zero-emission motoring.

The BVRLA broker channel fleet grew by 7% to 362,461 compared to the same period in 2019.

The BVRLA has published findings from both its half-year Leasing Broker Survey and Quarterly Leasing Survey, showing an overall market decline despite increasing demand for personal contracts.

The BVRLA has published findings from both its half-year Leasing Broker Survey and Quarterly Leasing Survey, showing an overall market decline despite increasing demand for personal contracts.

A new Industry Insight section of the BVRLA website has been created, segmenting information in a way that will make it easier for members to find and share with colleagues.