Welcome to the Fleet Buyer’s Guide for 2025, your one stop shop for all the brand-new vehicles on offer in New Zealand right now.
The New Zealand Company Vehicle Fleet Buyer’s Guide 2025 is an essential resource for fleet managers, business owners, and decision-makers aiming to optimise their vehicle investments in a market shaped by swift technological advancements and evolving business needs.
The guide is designed to help navigate the challenges of selecting the right vehicles and fleet strategies, addressing the pressing considerations of cost-efficiency, environmental sustainability, and the integration of innovative technologies.
Leveraging over two decades of industry expertise, New Zealand Company Vehicle ensures this guide is a comprehensive tool for staying ahead in fleet management, arming readers, from SME owners to fleet managers of large enterprises, with the knowledge to make profitable and future- proof decisions.
By aligning economic practicality with forward-thinking sustainability and technology, the Fleet Buyer’s Guide 2025 equips its audience to thrive in a transformative and challenging industry landscape.
As far as the New Zealand automotive industry goes, 2024 went out with a whimper more than a bang, and thanks to the CCD (Clean Car Discount) withdrawal hangover, overstocking of EVs issue and subsequent need to HEAVILY discount, it’s fair to say that many brands would be glad to see the back of ‘24.
Anyway, regardless of the financial year pressures, 2025 can be seen as a fresh start for many companies (including the automotive ones) and with it, new goals, targets and objectives. The OCR dropped a little near the end of last year and with it, mortgage rates eased a little too. Most would agree that the cost of living crisis is far from over, but the ‘thrive in ‘25’ mentality is hopefully here for the foreseeable future.
Whatever your business size and objectives, the Company Vehicle Fleet Buyer’s guide 2025 is a comprehensive look at what the automotive industry has on offer right now and as electric vehicles (EVs) continue to slowly (re)gain traction, alongside hybrid, Plug-in Hybrids (PHEV) and other alternative fuel options, this guide gives you the opportunity to make an informed and objective decision.
