Zigup Plc engages in the provision of mobility solutions and automotive services to business and personal customers in the United Kingdom, Spain, and Ireland. The company offers vehicle provision services that includes vehicle rental, service, and maintenance solutions through vans, e-LCVs, and specialist vehicles with refrigerated, traffic management, and support; and fleet support and services comprising service scheduling, telematics, driver liaison, training, and downtime management, as well as electric vehicle (EV) fleet consulting and charging, and solar installation for businesses and consumers. It also provides claims support and accident management, such as accident claim handling, incident reporting, repair and insurer management, and legal support services for vehicles, drivers, and passengers; and replacement vehicle services through direct and credit hire arrangements. In addition, the company offers vehicle damage repairs for cars and LCVs, including plastic welding, and structural and aluminium body repairs, as well as mobile repair, glass repair, and replacement services; and vehicle disposal services for used vans and cars to businesses and private individuals through retail sites and online auction platforms. It offers its products and services to corporates, insurance and leasing, and consumers, as well as public sector. The company was formerly known as Redde Northgate plc and changed its name to Zigup Plc in May 2024. Zigup Plc was incorporated in 1897 and is headquartered in Darlington, the United Kingdom.
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