State fleet lease contract outlines 4,113 vehicles and monthly service fees
The government signed a four-year leasing deal for up to 4,113 vehicles for MÁV Group and Magyar Közút, with monthly fees varying by model.
A four-year leasing contract has been secured for up to 4,113 vehicles to be used by MÁV Group and Magyar Közút, sourced from Mercarius Fleet Management. The fleet includes a variety of makes, with Volkswagen models dominating the count, followed by Skoda, Mercedes-Benz, Toyota, Suzuki, Seat and Ford. Monthly fees are set per model, with executive-level cars costing the most and compact models the least.
The contract also features a substantial number of fully electric cars, though many of the listed quantities are optional rather than guaranteed deliveries. Optional extras such as tow hooks and roof-rack systems add further expense. Leasing experts warn that evaluating the deal solely on monthly fees may overlook risks like residual value and potential model defects.
Why it matters
The lease determines the composition and cost of a major public-sector vehicle fleet, affecting budget and environmental goals.
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