Natalie Middleton
Vast majority of two-car households reluctant to go fully electric
Despite the increasing take-up of electric vehicles, families are still reluctant to rely on them for longer journeys, according to new research.
MG parent to debut new IM brand and electric saloon at Geneva
MG’s parent company SAIC is introducing a new electric vehicle brand for Europe at next week’s Geneva Motor Show.
Fleets need EVs now that used buyers will want in the future, says FleetCheck
Fleets need to be able to buy electric vehicles now that used car buyers will want in four years’ time – but are being hampered by … Read More »
Stellantis to manufacture electric vans at Luton from 2025
Stellantis is to start production of its medium electric vans at Luton from the first half of 2025.
Tyre faults come out top in latest breakdown figures
Tyre issues are the top cause of breakdowns in February and March, new research from National Highways reveals.
Last chance to enter the 2024 Great British Fleet Awards
Fleets and fleet industry firms have just a couple of days left to enter for this year’s Fleet World Great British Fleet Awards and earn acclaim … Read More »
Zero Emission Van Plan launches in Houses of Parliament
A Zero Emission Van Plan setting out where vital action is needed has launched in the Houses of Parliament.
Stellantis to drive fleet and LCV work with key management changes
Stellantis has made a major shake-up to its UK management team with the announcement of four key changes.
Vauxhall boosts Astra and Astra Sports Tourer efficiency with mild hybrids
The Vauxhall Astra and Astra Sports Tourer are now available with a 48V mild hybrid powertrain.
Pump prices jump on back of higher oil costs
Fuel prices have shot up in the last three weeks following a rise in the cost of oil, the RAC has revealed.
Local authorities now able to apply for government-funded course on EV charging rollout
A new government-funded course designed to upskill local authorities for EV charging rollout is now open for applications.
Northgate appoints Patric Riley as UK operations director
Northgate, a partner at this April’s Great British Fleet Event, has promoted Patric Riley to the role of UK operations director, driving growth in its LCV … Read More »
Dacia to shake up EV sector with low-cost Spring electric hatch
Dacia has revealed its all-electric Spring hatchback, set to become the UK’s “most affordable” electric car with expected pricing of around £17,000.
Volvo renames XC40 Recharge and C40 Recharge electric crossovers
Volvo has rebranded its XC40 Recharge and C40 Recharge electric crossovers with new EX40 and EC40 designations.
Toyota Prius returns to UK with all-new plug-in hybrid
The Toyota Prius is back in the UK with an all-new plug-in hybrid model, priced from £37,315.
RAC hits new milestone for mobile fleet mechanics
The RAC, partner to this April’s Great British Fleet Event, has reached a new milestone in its work to roll out its fleet servicing and repairs … Read More »
New National Highways chair to oversee roads investment rollout
The Department for Transport has announced the appointment of Sir Gareth Rhys Williams as chair of National Highways, following a competitive selection process.
Pod Point brings in ex-Shell executive Melanie Lane as CEO
Pod Point has appointed Melanie Lane as chief executive officer with effect from 1 May 2024.
Innovation LLP to demo Traxmiles mileage system plus tax and NIC cost-saving solutions at GBFE
Innovation LLP is attending this April’s Great British Fleet Event to share how its unique tax, payroll and employee benefits solutions could save your fleet and … Read More »
Government U-turn on plans to tax double-cab pickups as cars
HMRC has scrapped plans to change the tax treatment of double-cab pickups just a week after the move was announced.
Trojan Energy to power on-street charging growth with new board members
Trojan Energy, a specialist in on-street electric vehicle charging, has appointed Chris Waples, Terry Hart and Keith Barclay to the company’s board of directors.
EV charging start-up Evios secures £4m in funding
Evios, owner of premium home charge point provider Andersen EV, has secured £4m in a latest round of funding to drive growth plans.
Fiat calls on government to reinstate Plug-in Car Grant in Budget
Fiat has renewed its call on the Government to reinstate the Plug-in Car Grant as it warns that the electric car market “is in real jeopardy”.
Volkswagen ID.7 Tourer electric estate uncovered with 426-mile range
Volkswagen has unveiled its ID.7 Tourer, bringing a new entrant to the fast-growing electric estate sector.
KGM signals start of new era with Torres SUV arrival
KGM Motors, previously SsangYong, has launched its Torres SUV in the UK as it powers ahead with a brand revamp.
Dangers of hands-free phone use while driving reinforced in new research
Top road safety figures have lent their backing to new research underscoring the dangers of hands-free phone use while driving.
One in six jobs requires ability to drive, finds RAC Foundation
More than one in six jobs being advertised in the UK requires applicants to be able to drive, research suggests.
Geotab reveals next-gen safety tools and AI co-pilot for fleets
Geotab has unveiled its new suite of fleet safety tools as well as an artificial intelligence co-pilot designed for fleets.
Fleet World Fleet: SEAT Ateca
Our SEAT Ateca long-term test car further shows its practicality and quality.
All-electric Seres 3 SUV to land this spring with sub-£30k price tag
UK importer IA Electric Vehicles has confirmed a spring arrival date for the Seres 3 electric SUV.
