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Volvo reveals fully electric EM90 luxury MPV with 458-mile range
Volvo has taken the wraps off the new EM90, its first people carrier and a big part of its plans to go fully electric by 2030.
UK petrol station group EG to expand charging network with Tesla ultra-fast devices
Petrol station giant EG Group is buying Tesla’s latest ultra-fast charging units to add to its rapidly growing charging network.
Average used car values lift at BCA despite biggest fall in price guide values in a decade
Used car values at BCA lifted in October, despite the price guides declaring the largest monthly downward move in more than 10 years.
Licence Check unveils new interactive DAVIS Coaching module with driver app
Licence Check has unveiled a new interactive coaching module for company drivers within its DAVIS (Driver and Vehicle Information Solution) platform, delivered by a company-first driver … Read More »
Fleet World’s five-minute industry briefing: This week’s top stories
This week’s top fleet industry stories…
UK fuel prices remain cause for concern, says competition watchdog
The UK’s competition watchdog has warned of continued concerns for fuel prices – including fuel retailers’ profit margins – despite action taken this summer.
Government support could spur major fleet demand for electric retrofit of vans
The Government is being urged to provide support for new range-extender technology that could be retrofitted to thousands of diesel vans already on the roads, cutting … Read More »
Vauxhall reveals revamped Combo and Combo Electric
Vauxhall has debuted its new Combo and Combo Electric vans, which get key upgrades to offer increased practicality to van fleets.
Tesla opens app-based test drives in UK and Ireland
Drivers in the UK and Ireland can now schedule Tesla test drives and access the cars directly, all via the carmaker’s app.
Pothole breakdowns hit record high in Q3, RAC reports
RAC patrols dealt with a record number of pothole-related breakdowns in the third quarter, as the condition of UK roads goes from bad to worse.
Vast majority of EV drivers with home chargers still regularly use public charging
The vast majority of EV drivers who have access to home chargers still regularly use public charging infrastructure, a new survey has found.
Believ pursues northern charge point expansion with Leeds office
Charge point operator Believ has opened new offices in Leeds to further strengthen its capabilities and connections in the north of England.
BVRLA takes three-point plan for fleet decarbonisation direct to MPs
The BVRLA has launched its Future of Fleets Manifesto 2024, revealing its key asks of government for the fleet sector.
Targa outlines ESG commitment in first-ever sustainability report
Targa Telematics has published its inaugural sustainability report, pledging to pursuing sustainable goals and making responsible ESG decisions.
Geotab passes landmark of four million global subscriptions
Geotab has hit the landmark of four million global subscriptions for its connected transportation solutions.
EV drivers’ best charging networks revealed in 2023 Zapmap study
Zapmap has revealed the winners of its annual public charging network satisfaction rankings, with Fastned once again ranked in first place.
Environment Agency reaches 1,000th EV milestone
The Environment Agency has taken delivery of its 1,000th electric vehicle, supporting its work to cut emissions and tackle the climate crisis.
VisionTrack appoints Ben Pickard as CEO as Simon Marsh leaves business
VisionTrack has announced the appointment of former CFO Ben Pickard as its new chief executive officer, replacing Simon Marsh who has left the business by mutual … Read More »
Volkswagen’s flagship ID.7 now available to order
Volkswagen has opened orders for its ID.7 electric flagship – the brand’s first all-electric upper mid-sized car and the new pinnacle of its range.
Sales of used EVs double in Q3 to reach record market share
Demand for used battery electric vehicles (BEVs) soared during the third quarter on the back of increased supplies and lower values.
Dangers of aftermarket EV charging cables revealed in new investigation
Aftermarket electric vehicle charging cables can pose a risk of overheating and electric shocks for users, an investigation by What Car has revealed.
Rivian opens up electric van sales to all fleets as exclusive deal with Amazon ends
EV maker Rivian Automotive is targeting sales of its electric van across all fleets as its exclusive tie-up with Amazon ends.
Toyota bZ4X gets ‘blue light’ debut with London parks police team
The Toyota bZ4X has taken on its first ‘blue light’ public service role, joining the fleet of one of London’s busiest parks police teams.
Subject of van electrification centre stage at BVRLA webinar
The hot topic of how to boost electric van uptake is to come under focus at the BVRLA’s next Fleets in Charge free webinar, taking place on … Read More »
New tech to ‘revolutionise’ EV charging while ensuring grid stability
A new charging solution that intelligently detects grid imbalances and briefly pauses current EV charging sessions to help prevent power blackouts has launched.
Free Van Fleet World and Aptean webinar to reveal value of delivery optimisation
A free webinar that will give essential insights on how to cut costs and streamline delivery routes is taking place on 28 November at 10am.
New Renault Master to deliver greater efficiency in ICE and EV guise
Renault has teased its next-generation Master LCV ahead of its unveiling at the Solutrans motor show this month.
Invalid insurance data inflating fleet EV premiums, warns AFP
Insurers are increasing fleet premiums for EVs based on “incorrect and, in some instances, irrelevant” data, the Association of Fleet Professionals has warned.
Peel Ports drives sustainability goals with new police electric pickups
Peel Ports, the second largest port group in the UK, has accelerated its commitment to environmental sustainability with the acquisition of four Maxus electric pickup trucks.
Seven in 10 oppose UK-wide 20mph urban speed limit
Seven out of 10 motorists (73%) say that the 20mph speed limit adopted in Wales shouldn’t spread across the rest of the UK.
