Our partners
Our partners

At Kristian Alexander we rely on an exclusive network of partners in order to ensure we can make the most of partnerships with our customers.

Chrysler Group | Porsche Cars Great Britain | Royal Bank of Scotland | Think! Road Safety Campaign
 

Chrysler Group

Chrysler Group
We are working together to develop Europe's first fleet of emergency vehicles produced from the Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge ranges of vehicles.  Early tests proved successful and in 2008, Onus® Technologies launched the first demonstrator vehicle, a Dodge Nitro - a world first.

For more information, visit the Onus® Technologies web site.

The Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge logos and names are the registered trademarks of Chrysler LLC and may not be used without permission of the owner.

Porsche

Porsche Cars Great Britain
Onus Technologies are the exclusive designers and suppliers to the Porsche BTCC safety cars providing lighting technologies ensuring the safety of racing drivers and spectators.

For more information, visit the Onus® Technologies web site.

The Porsche crest, logo and the name Porsche are registered trademarks of Dr. Ing. h.c.F. Porsche AG and may not be used without permission of the owner.

RBS

Royal Bank of Scotland
All of our invoice factoring services are provided by RBS (Royal Bank of Scotland).  Their financing ability helps us to remain competitive as a group and at the forefront of innovation.

Details of the finance arrangements can be obtained directly from the brand you are buying from.

The RBS logo and star logo remain the registered trademark and property of the Royal Bank of Scotland Group and may not be used without permission of the owner.
 

Think!

Think! Road Safety Campaign
Onus has been a staunch support of this campaign since the company's inception promoting road safety not only to its staff but also to its customers and members of the public.

The web site offers a range of material for download including an option to request free informational material on a whole variety of road safety topics.

For more information, visit the Think! web site.

The Think! logo is subject to Crown Copyright.

 
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