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Kia confirms 16 electrified vehicles by 2025
Kia has outlined plans to offer 16 electrified vehicles by 2025, including new hybrids, plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles, as well as an all-new hydrogen fuel-cell … Read More »
Connected cars offer opportunity and reward, finds new study
Carmakers need to better demonstrate real-world benefits of connected cars with regards to safety, fuel economy and shorter journey times to engage customers and attract brand … Read More »
Peugeot 2008 now available with new range-topping trim
Peugeot extends 2008 offering with addition of new Allure Premium grade trim.
Computer company plans to transition 50-strong fleet to EV
Taylor Made Computer Solutions has started to switch their fleet of 50 vehicles to electric, starting with the delivery of six new BMW i3.
Fleet World’s five-minute industry briefing: This week’s top stories
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Kia to launch long range Niro EV
Kia Motors has confirmed the new Niro EV will have a “substantially larger range” than the competing Hyundai Ioniq.
New-look Honda Jazz pricing released
The 2018 Honda Jazz pricing and trim grades have been revealed following the unveil at last year’s Frankfurt Motor Show.
Nissan extends car control to the human brain
Nissan‘s latest research focuses on using brain power to control vehicles and enhance reaction time, safety and more.
BMW and MINI ranges to adopt i3 traction control tech
BMW is set to roll out the traction control system from the i3 electric car across all future BMW and MINI products as it shows how … Read More »
Nissan abandons battery lease for new Leaf
Nissan has announced the 2018 Leaf price list, which marks the abandonment of battery leasing on the brand’s current electric vehicle line-up.
Used car values fall by 1.1%
Cap HPI‘s analysis showed that ‘three years 60,000 miles’ vehicle values fell by 1.1% last month, compared to a fall of 1.6% in December 2016.
Merseyflow bridge’s new toll system catching fleets out
Merseyfow – the new bridge with a toll-less payment system between Runcorn and Widnes in Cheshire – is costing fleets using traditional offline payment means.
Fleet World’s five-minute industry briefing: This week’s top stories
This week’s top fleet industry stories…
No-deal Brexit to raise operator costs, warns BVRLA
Leaving the EU without a tariff-free trade deal could see the price of vehicles go up “about 10%” while the price of parts could rise “about 4.5%”.
Volvo to reshape its fleet offer for 2018
Volvo is to restructure its fleet team from January, dividing it into four regional divisions to better cater for local customers.
BMW partners with Solid Power to offer future EVs with longer range and durability
BMW Group has announced a new partnership with Solid Power in a joint effort to develop solid-state batteries for electrified vehicles.
London T-Charge pushing motorists onto public transport
A new survey has revealed that London’s T-Charge may be succeeding in pushing motorists to public transport.
50% Toyota global sales to be electrified by 2030
Toyota estimates half of the company’s global sales will be electrified by 2030.
