Arval secures 8.3% leased fleet growth in 2022

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Arval, a provider of full-service vehicle leasing and sustainable mobility solutions, has offered a preliminary review of 2022, describing the year as characterised by a complex market environment.

  • Compared to 2021, Arval expanded its global leased fleet by 8.3%* including acquisitions, totalling 1,592,024 vehicles

  • Arval added around 300,000 electrified vehicles to its fleet at the end of 2022, four times the amount compared to 2019.

  • The global corporate financed fleet had 1,082,503 vehicles in 2022

  • The global retail segment amounted to 454,062 vehicles in 2022 (437,445 excluding acquisitions), a 13% growth vs. 2021 (9.7% growth excluding acquisitions). It shows the growing interest of SMEs and private individuals in leasing assets, despite the challenging context.

  • The mid-term rental fleet grew by 48% globally.

More than 8,000 Arval employees provide services to more than 300,000 customers across 30 countries.

Alain van Groenendael
Alain van Groenendael
Lakshmi Moorthy
Lakshmi Moorthy

“Despite a challenging 2022 environment, Arval successfully continued to support its client thanks to a resilient business model and its capacity to offer new innovative solutions.

"Backed by the strong strategic ambitions of the BNP Paribas Group in the field of mobility, Arval will pursue its growth trajectory in 2023, further advancing its Arval Beyond strategy.

"We will continue to strengthen our growth by innovating, by further supporting our customers in their energy transition and providing them with sustainable mobility offers across all our countries”, said Alain van Groenendael, Arval chairman and CEO.

In the UK during 2022, the country has accelerated its customers’ adoption of battery electric vehicles supported by the Government’s Benefit in Kind taxation rates and introduced new mobility solutions for international corporations such as electric cargo bikes.

  • Compared to 2021, Arval UK increased its total leased fleet by 2.5% to 187,208 vehicles in 2022.

  • Almost 54,000 electrified vehicles were added, of which almost 29,000 were battery-electric.

  • The corporate financed fleet comprised of 74,684 vehicles and the primary segment for electric vehicle adoption with the provision of extensive consulting and infrastructure support to help companies adopt more sustainable fleet strategies

  • The retail segment amounted to 108,173 vehicles with Arval supporting its broker and dealer relationships to manage supply constraints and provide award-winning services to our partners, in turn enabling them to meet the needs of our retail customers

  • The mid-term rental fleet grew by 58% helping to offer customers increased flexibility and an opportunity to try electric cars and vans as part of their own operations.