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Jaguar has completed a deal with the Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust to deliver a fleet of 700 I-Pace electric vehicles for use by public sector staff acrous the country.

The agreement will see staff from more than 200 organisations have access to lease the electric Jaguar over a three-year period, using the existing salary sacrifice scheme.

With the deal completed through Northumbria Healthcare’s NHS Fleet Solutions, it will open up access to a large number of public sector staff to get behind the wheel of the reigning World, European, and UK Car of the Year.

Able to cover almost 300 miles on a single charge, the I-Pace is well suited to a large number of use cases, and comfortably covers average daily mileages for a great many UK drivers.

Sir James Mackey, Chief Executive Northumbria Healthcare, said: “We are delighted to be working with Jaguar Land Rover UK, this is a great deal for NHS and public sector staff and delivers genuine benefit to our patients.

“To have a fleet of cars that are fully electric demonstrates our on-going commitment to making decisions that reduce our impact on the environment and help us become greener.”

Claire Watson-Brown, National Contract Hire & Public Sector Manager, Jaguar Land Rover UK, said: “We are very proud to provide NHS and Public Sector staff with this fleet of Jaguar I-Paces. The I-Pace demonstrates our latest electric vehicle technology, developed here in the UK to deliver clean, sustainable and efficient transport.”

The I-Pace will be available to public sector staff at organisations which are signed up to NHS Fleet Solutions from April 2020.