ATS Euromaster is expanding its Business Club, strengthening its commitment to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) by providing tailored fleet management solutions. Originally designed for businesses operating under 30 cars and/or vans, the Business Club has successfully helped SMEs cut costs and improve fleet efficiency—and now, its expansion aims to offer even greater benefits to a wider audience.
Managing a fleet can be costly and time-consuming, especially for SMEs with limited resources. ATS Euromaster’s Business Club provides members with competitive pricing, exclusive promotions, and essential fleet maintenance services to keep vehicles running safely and efficiently.
Following a successful pilot, ATS Euromaster is scaling up the initiative with a broader reach and enhanced service offerings, ensuring SME fleets have access to the same high-quality support and savings as larger businesses.
Competitive Pricing – Members benefit from exclusive rates and regular promotions to help reduce fleet expenses.
Free Vehicle Health Checks – Regular maintenance discounts ensure fleets stay operational and compliant.
Flexible Service Plans – SMEs can choose between two tailored options:
To support this expansion, ATS Euromaster is investing in its sales team, bringing in experienced professionals to enhance customer service, drive business development, and ensure efficient service delivery for SME fleets.
By customising its fleet solutions, ATS Euromaster aims to empower thousands of small businesses, helping them keep their vehicles roadworthy, cost-effective, and compliant with industry regulations.
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