Uncertain economy driving up vehicle leasing demand
Vehicle leasing demand has surged in 2026 with Liquid Fleet supplying 450 cars and 100 LCVs to companies in just three weeks.
The uptick in six-to-18-month contracts underlines the growing demand for short-term leasing options in the face of an uncertain UK economy.
To meet this increase, Liquid Fleet has ordered more than 100 additional vehicles for delivery to customers in March.
James Miller, Liquid Fleet sales and marketing director, said: “Both our corporate and rental customers are more comfortable to commit to six, 12 and 18-month contracts as they simply don’t know how the economy is going to shape up in 2026.
“Vehicles are now more available from OEMs than this time last year, and we have been speaking to manufacturers about adding a mixed fleet of small, compact and medium cars to the fleet for delivery in March.
“We continue to support customers in reducing carbon emissions by supplying them with electric and hybrid vehicles.”
