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Building on the success of the Leasing Outlook series, this new report helps leasing broker members plan for the future and better understand the dynamics shaping the broker market. The report adds insight and context to the numbers, combining data with expert commentary from across the industry. It includes thought leadership and perspectives from brokers and funders, providing a rounded view of the opportunities and challenges ahead for the sector.

The leasing broker sector is seeing confidence return as EVs drive growth in the car market. That is according to the BVRLA’s latest sector report, reshaped and relaunched at the Leasing Broker Outlook.

The leasing broker sector is seeking to demonstrate its resilience and flexibility this year, after the BVRLA broker fleet contracted in 2024. Accounting for over 350,000 vehicles on UK roads, the broker fleet shrunk by 8.9% last year as customer confidence waned due to political and economic uncertainty.

The BVRLA's Leasing Broker Survey report for the year ending December 2024.

The BVRLA's Leasing Broker Survey report for the year ending June 2024.

The leasing broker fleet has seen a slight fall compared to post-pandemic numbers but still above levels seen before 2021, according to the latest BVRLA Leasing Broker report, presenting annual data to June 2024.

The imbalance between personal and business demand is growing, according to the latest BVRLA Leasing Broker report. Presenting data to December 2023, the report shows PCH and BCH going in opposite directions, resulting in a net decline in the overall Leasing Broker fleet size.

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

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