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Engenie gets funding for 1,500-strong rapid network
Engenie gets funding for 1,500-strong rapid charger network that will offer ultra-rapid chargers capable of recharging an EV in 10 minutes, as well as a focus … Read More »
OVO launches V2G charger compatible with Nissan EVs
OVO has unveiled a range of electric vehicle and energy management products, including what it claims is the world’s first domestic and widely available vehicle-to-grid charger.
Škoda scores record true fleet first quarter
Škoda has achieved a record 3.9% share of the true fleet market in the first quarter, up 0.3% on the same period in 2017.
New tech enables drivers to see around corners
UK Connected Intelligence Transport Environment (UK CITE) demonstrated its latest connected and autonomous car innovations at Jaguar Land Rover’s Gaydon site, which it says could lead … Read More »
Spotted: Is Apple Maps 3D plotting for driverless future?
An Apple Maps vehicle has been spotted driving the roads of Hertfordshire armed with stereo cameras and multiple LiDAR to collect detailed mapping information that may … Read More »
Subaru adds value to 2018 Outback
Subaru UK has made significant improvements to the 2018 Outback with no increase in pricing compared to the outgoing model.
First Drive: Range Rover Sport SVR
Is the new Range Rover Sport SVR the most versatile supercar available? Jonathan Musk finds out.
Can carsharing play a decisive role in electric mobility uptake?
A White Paper showcasing the five main reasons why e-carsharing already plays a central role in the development of electric mobility has been published by car2go.
Are car brands failing potential EV buyers?
Potential electric car buyers are increasingly confused and frustrated over their online experience, according to analysis by Sophus3.
First Drive: Jaguar E-Pace 148bhp Diesel S
Does Jaguar’s new compact SUV live up to standards set by the popular F-Pace? Jonathan Musk finds out…
eCall system set to reduce road deaths
eCall will become mandatory in Europe in all new cars receiving type approval, from April 2018, offering faster response and resultantly fewer road deaths.
Best Service, Maintenance & Repair: BT Fleet Solutions
Judging comment: “BT Fleet Solutions invested more than £1.6m in its SMR offer last year. It extended its working hours, tripled its repair network, introduced mobile … Read More »
Seat outlines new model launches
Over the next couple of years to 2020 Seat plans to release a new car every six months, with first arrivals Tarraco and Ateca followed by … Read More »
NewMotion highlights continued EV growth in UK
An increase in EV charging sessions to more than half a million were witnessed by NewMotion in 2017, latest figures reveal.
Emissions and air pollution to be discussed at LowCVP Conference
LowCVP’s 2018 ‘Moving North’ Conference will focus on the challenge of cutting carbon emissions and air pollution, and seizing the business opportunities for automotive and fuel … Read More »
Nexus recognised for innovation and technology
Nexus Vehicle Rental has been shortlisted for its fast growth and commitment to innovation, technology and customer service.
Battery-powered cars observe sales slump
In the first two months of 2018, fewer than 1,000 battery electric vehicles were sold in the UK – 34% less than in the same period … Read More »
Licence Bureau appoints Martin Starkey as training and business development manager
Martin Starkey joins Licence Bureau as its first ever training and business development manager.
Value added to FORS member benefits with price freeze
FORS has confirmed there will be no increase, again, to its membership subscription or audit fees in 2018.
Audi makes breakthrough in e-gas production
Audi says it is convinced of the potential of e-gas, “e-benzin” (e-gasoline) and e-diesel fuels.
Epyx appoints Aditya Varadpande as managing director
Epyx has appointed Aditya Varadpande as the new managing director.
Fleet World’s five-minute industry briefing: This week’s top stories
This week’s top fleet industry stories…
