Four more carmakers have confirmed their attendance at Company Car in Action (CCIA) 2022, taking place on June 15-16.
Key electric models from Genesis, Hyundai, Kia and Tesla will be available to drive at the event, including the all-new Genesis GV60 and the Tesla Model Y.
CCIA is the UK’s largest fleet ride and drive event. It takes place at UTAC Millbrook proving Ground, in Bedfordshire.
Other key fleet models confirmed for the event include the BMW i4, Toyota bZ4X and Nissan Aryia.
More than 150 BEVs and PHEVs are expected to be available to drive at CCIA 2022, including the Ford E-Transit, Mini Electric, MG ZS EV and Volvo C40.
More details about the car makers and models available at CCIA can be viewed here: https://www.companycarinaction.co.uk/2022-models
Kia will be bringing its EV6 electric model, along with the new Sportage and a selection of plug-in hybrid models. The new eNiro will also be on static display.
John Hargreaves, general manager for Fleet and Remarketing at Kia UK Limited, said: “It's great to return to CCIA after two years. In that time, Kia has gone through something of a revolution, with a new brand identity, as well as new and refreshed products.
"Our cars are always well received by company car drivers and fleet operators, so we welcome the chance to exhibit them in a road or test track environment. The full model range will be on display, including our comprehensive powertrain options to suit every job need. We look forward to seeing some of our existing customers and making contact with new ones.”
The Fleet News ‘Most Improved Fleet Manufacturer 2022’, Hyundai Motor UK, has also confirmed its attendance at the event. A number of its key fleet models will be available for test drives, including the Kona Electric – our Best Zero Emission Car Under £40,000 – the revolutionary new Ioniq 5 EV and the fleet friendly plug-in hybrid line-up, including Santa Fe and Tucson. 
Tim White, Hyundai Motor UK head of fleet, said: “The Hyundai fleet and business offering isn’t just about one model, or one powertrain, it’s about providing flexibility for fleet customers to give them the power to choose.
"We’ll be bringing our award-winning plug-in hybrids for those users requiring the best of both worlds, as well as Kona and Ioniq 5 from our EV range, all of which provide comfort, style and technology at price points to suit all business needs.”
Genesis, the newest brand at CCIA, will be showcasing its fully electric GV60 and visitors will be among the first to drive car in the UK.
Tesla's new Model Y will also be at the event, alongside the Model 3.
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