Leasing.com, THE leasing comparison site, has announced the launch of its new motorcycle and scooter leasing service.
The new offering will feature leasing options from top-tier manufacturers, including Yamaha, BMW, Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki, and Zero, providing businesses with access to a diverse range of motorcycles suited for fleet diversification, employee mobility schemes, and operational efficiency.
The platform will initially support business leasing, with personal leasing options set to follow shortly. In addition to motorcycles and scooters, businesses will also be able to compare all-terrain vehicles from launch, with even more options to follow.
This phased rollout allows Leasing.com to address the immediate needs of commercial clients while laying the groundwork for broader consumer adoption.
Motorcycle leasing offers businesses a cost-effective and flexible alternative to traditional fleet vehicles, particularly in urban environments where agility, fuel efficiency, and sustainability are increasingly critical. With the inclusion of electric models from manufacturers like Zero, Leasing.com is also supporting the transition to low-emission transport.
Mike Fazal, CEO at Leasing.com, says: “Leasing.com has consistently led the way in transforming how vehicles are leased in the UK. Our move into motorcycle leasing is a natural evolution of our platform and a direct response to growing demand for alternative mobility solutions. We’re proud to be first to market with a comparison service that brings the same transparency and choice to motorcycle leasing as we’ve delivered for cars, vans and used electric vehicles.”
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This launch builds on Leasing.com’s recent innovations, including the introduction of the UK’s first used car leasing comparison site, re.Leasing.com, and further cements its role as a category-defining platform in the mobility space.
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