How EV finance works

Getting started with EV finance is straightforward. You tell us what you need, and from there you are in the hands of experienced brokers who do the heavy lifting. No runarounds, no guesswork, just a clear process from start to finish.

Guy Beglin, EVFinancer broker, on a call with a client

4

simple steps

0

office visits needed

2 min

to submit an enquiry

100%

online, phone-led process

The process

From enquiry to keys in hand

1

Tell us what you need

Start by filling out a short enquiry. We will ask for the basics: what type of EV you are looking at, roughly what it costs, whether it is for personal or business use, and a bit about your financial situation. This is not a full application, just enough for a broker to work with.

2

Speak with a broker

A qualified finance broker contacts you to have a proper conversation about your situation, your budget, and how long you want the finance term to be. This is where the value is: a broker who understands your situation can match you with a lender and structure that actually fits.

3

Your broker shops around

With access to a wide panel of lenders, your broker compares chattel mortgages, finance leases, consumer loans and more, depending on your circumstances. The goal is the right deal, not just the quickest one, and there is no obligation to proceed.

4

Approval and settlement

Once you are happy with the option, your broker manages the application, liaises with the lender, and coordinates settlement so you can get behind the wheel. Most of it happens over the phone and online, no need to visit an office.

What you will need

The documents depend on whether you are buying personally or through a business.

  • Photo ID (driver's licence or passport)
  • Proof of income (recent payslips or tax returns)
  • Details of the EV you want to buy (make, model, price, dealer or seller)
  • A general picture of your monthly expenses

You can upload all of this straight from your phone. No printing, no scanning, no posting documents.

Common questions

Not necessarily. It helps to have a rough idea of what you want and the price range, but your broker can work with you even if you are still deciding. Getting pre-approved can actually help you shop with more confidence.

Ready to get the ball rolling?

The first step takes a couple of minutes. Tell us what you are after and a broker will be in touch.