This article about Evogo breaks down everything you need to know about the company, how their contracts work, and what your options are with regards to extending, upgrading, cancelling, and more. We’ve even given you a guide on vehicles and guide pricing, so you can easily compare subscriptions and make an informed decision.
Last update 2. March 2023 Reading time 2:42 min
About Evogo
Evogo is one of the largest and most well-established car subscription companies in the UK. With a large fleet of vehicles, the ability to drive your vehicle abroad for 2 weeks and contracts available for young drivers, Evogo have mass appeal to a wide demographic of customers.
For customers looking to move to car subscriptions more permanently, Evogo also offer part exchange on old vehicles – one of the only car subscription companies to do so. All subscriptions with Evogo work on rolling 89-day contracts.
How it works
To register with EVOGO, you must download, complete, and return a short application form or speak with one of the sales team. They take around 48 hours to assess your application and make recommendations based on your perceived budget.
The first car you take from EVOGO must be collected at one of their two offices, with delivery available for future vehicles. The cost of the subscription includes maintenance, breakdown cover and road tax but customers must arrange their own insurance to be active upon pick-up.
The rolling 89-day contract needs to be resigned each time; it is possible to keep the same vehicle, but Evogo typically take it back and exchange it after two – four hire periods for renewal purposes.
Costs and fees
In terms of costs their entry-level cars are unbeatable on price, with £275 including VAT for their cheapest vehicle.
- The non-refundable initial payment is equal to 1.5 months’ subscription charge but is only applicable on your first vehicle
- Speeding ticket administration fee applies
- Legal letters and parking fines all carry administrative charges
Brands and models
EVOGO has one of the largest vehicle pools available in the market:
- Audi – A1 / A3 / A4 / A6 / Q2 / Q3 / Q5 / Q7 / Q8
- Kia – Ceed, Optima, Picanto, Pro Creed, Sorento, Sportage, Niro
- Mercedes – A / C / E class, GLA Class, GLC, GLC Coupe
- Nissan – Juke, Micra, Qashqai, leaf
- Seat – Alhambra, Ibiza, Leon
- Skoda – Octavia
- Volvo – V90, XC40, XC90
- BMW – I3, I3s
- Hyundai – Kona, Tucson, Ioniq
- Ford – Puma, Fiesta
Notice periods
As all contracts work on an 89-day basis, EVOGO only require 48 hours’ notice for cancellation or exchange of vehicle.
What’s special about Evogo?
While most of EVOGO’ s offering is standard within the car subscription market (maintenance, breakdown cover), the most eye-catching offer they run is the ability to part-exchange existing vehicles, providing an entry point into car subscriptions for customers who might not necessarily have been able to afford it.
Additionally, as there is no minimum age, the company has positioned themselves as open to all, with their cheapest vehicle being as low-cost as anything you will find elsewhere. Their range of vehicles is also comparatively large.
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FAQs
What do I do if my Evogo car breaks down?
Evogo provides breakdown assistance. For details, you can check the handbook that was supplied with the vehicle. If you can’t find it or you want to speak to someone directly, you can call them on 0114 478 7430 for assistance.
Do I have to pay a deposit with Evogo?
Evogo takes a non-refundable reservation fee at the beginning of a subscription term. This is variable, but the company says that it is typically equal to 1.5 months’ subscription fee.
How old do I have to be to use Evogo?
There are no restrictions on age with Evogo. As long as you have a full UK driving licence with no endorsements, you can subscribe to a vehicle. For non-UK residents, they must supply a copy of their licence (translated into English if outside the EU) and a passport or ID card.
Can I drive my car abroad?
If you speak to Evogo, they will be able to arrange for a 2-week period where you can drive your vehicle in mainland Europe. There will be additional charges, and customers must arrange and provide proof of applicable insurance and breakdown cover.
Does Evogo include insurance?
Evogo doesn’t include insurance. If you want to arrange a subscription, you must also insure the vehicle you have chosen. The level of cover required is fully comprehensive.
Conclusion
EVOGO are an established car subscription company, and one of the most used in the UK. Their fleet is large, and they have some cheap deals available for lower income customers, as well as several mid-high range vehicles. This offsets the fact that they do not include insurance in the price.
Their ratings for customer service and quality of service are high.
Social media
Evogo are one of the more active car subscription companies in the UK. Their Facebook and Twitter can be found here.