What happens to the charging station at the end of my lease contract?
In principle, at the end of the lease contract, the charging station becomes the property of the owner of the land on which the charging facility is located/installed. Check Van Oord's leasing policy or contact fleetkennis to find out which rules apply with regard to the charging facility. If you become the owner of the charging facility, don't forget to insure it under your home contents insurance and against damage and/or theft.
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What happens to my charging station when I move home?
Please contact fleetkennis to discuss the situation and to assess what will happen to the charging station when moving, as there are various options. The charging station can remain behind, be moved or used elsewhere. The economic life of the ...
A charging station through my employer. How does that work?
If you include a charging station for your new lease car in your order, it will be installed at your home. The charging station supplier will contact you before delivery of your new vehicle to make an appointment for an inspection. During this ...
I drive more/fewer kilometres than planned at the start of the lease contract
The leasing company monitors whether your contract needs to be adjusted based on the odometer readings known to them. If you expect to exceed 200,000 kilometres before the end date of the lease contract, please contact fleetkennis to discuss possible ...
I already have a charging station at home. What do I do?
If you are eligible for a (new) electric car and you already have a charging station at home, you can discuss this with your fleetmanager and state this in the lease agreement.
Who is the supplier of my charging station?
Often, the charging station will indicate who the provider is. If you’re unable to find this information on the charging station or if you’re unsure, please contact fleetkennis. You can find their contact details here: Contact details fleetkennis.