Parkers has named the BMW 330e as its new Company Car of the Year, in partnership with Fleet News.
The model was praised for its combination of efficiency, dynamics and usability coupled with low running costs and attractive taxation for company car drivers.
It finishes ahead of the Skoda Superb iV and the Tesla Model 3 in this year's awards.
Keith Adams, Parkers.co.uk editor, said: “The BMW 330e manages to blend its smart looks with an entertaining driving experience and low running costs. This plug-in hybrid offers affordable BIK costs with its 39g/km CO2 output and good fuel economy from its petrol engine. That’s not all, though. Thanks to its special XtraBoost function, this efficient car is also capable of being a very fast one for 10 seconds at a time. This is one very desirable company car.”
Parkers – the definitive resource for car buying advice in the UK – partnered Fleet News to establish a winner for the Best Company Car award in the Parkers New Car Awards 2021.
The winner has been revealed as one of a total of 21 award-winning vehicles announced by Parkers.
Now in its fourth year, the Parkers New Car Awards 2021 reflect the views of Britain’s car-buying public, with winners decided by a combination of the site’s expert reviewers’ verdicts in thousands of miles of road testing and the purchasing habits of the website’s 2.3+ million users actively involved in the buying process.
More details about the Best Company Car award can be found alongside all of the winners in the Parkers New Car Awards 2021 on the Parkers website www.parkers.co.uk/car-awards/
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Matt has been an automotive journalist for eight years. As senior staff writer he is responsible for the automotive content on Fleet News and also contributes to Automotive Management. Prior to this, Matt worked in the automotive industry for 10 years.
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