Motus, an industry leader in vehicle reimbursement and risk mitigation solutions, announced an expansion of its services and support through a strategic partnership with Flexco Fleet Services, a market leader in the fleet services industry. This collaboration is designed to support businesses in transitioning from company-owned fleet vehicles to reimbursing employees for the business use of their personal vehicles.
With the introduction of these services, Motus will add to its already comprehensive onboarding services aimed at facilitating seamless communication and implementation of personal vehicle reimbursement plans. Adding Flexco’s accelerated vehicle remarketing programs makes the transition to personal vehicles fast and simple. Flexco also offers a unique end-to-end employee buy-back program, allowing employees the option to purchase their company car—or a colleague’s—at favorable rates.
“Through our collaboration with Flexco, we are adding to our capabilities to meet the needs of companies looking to transition from company-owned vehicles to personal vehicle reimbursement,” said Vanessa Brangwyn, Chief Revenue Officer at Motus. “The shift to personal vehicle reimbursement is increasingly driven by the rising costs and liabilities associated with company-owned vehicles. Flexco’s efficient and flexible vehicle remarketing solutions play a crucial role in enabling our customers to efficiently divest their fleet vehicles according to their own schedules.”
Dan Fierro, Head of Sales & Marketing at Flexco, added, “When companies decide to move away from fleet vehicles, whether partially or fully, it’s critical to have supportive partners who can make this transition smooth and beneficial for employees. Flexco can customize programs and utilize upstream remarketing technologies that are intuitive and user-friendly, and Motus ensures that employee expenses are covered once they begin using their own vehicles for business purposes. Our goal in this partnership is to always ensure that transitioning employees feel valued and supported.”
