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Save money in spite of high fuel prices
Use less fuel, save more: Switch to the bike to reduce fuel costs and protect the environment.
Opting for company bike leasing not only reduces fuel consumption but also lowers the cost of acquiring a new bicycle.
- Save fuel on your commute
- Sample computation
- Cyclists don’t have to worry about traffic jams or finding parking space
- Good for you and your CO2 footprint
- It’s about more than just saving fuel: company bike leasing
- More fuel-saving tips
- Weitere Tipps zum Spritsparen
- Discover more about Bikeleasing!
Bicycle vs. car: Save fuel on your commute
According to the Statistisches Bundesamt (Germany’s Federal Statistical Office), more than two thirds of commuters traveled to work by car in 2020.1 The daily commute to work is therefore likely to be one of the main fuel guzzlers for many people. If you get onto your bike instead of driving your car, you can save money every day and do something for your health at the same time thanks to the extra dose of exercise.
Sample computation: This is how much fuel you save if you commute without your car
For nearly half of all commuters, their way to work is less than 10 kilometers long.2 We believe that such a distance can easily be traveled by bike. But how much fuel can you actually save if you do without a car for this distance? We’ll show you in our sample computation:
It’s about more than just saving fuel: company bike leasing
More fuel-saving tips
The long commute to work, a major family shopping trip or a long-distance journey: There are rides for which you need a car. We have put together a few tips for you on how you can save fuel when driving a car to keep your fuel costs as low as possible.