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Used car values suffer largest September fall in 15 years
Used car values fell by 1.9% or c.£420 at the three-year, 60,000-mile point in September, according to the experts at Cap HPI.
AFP urges fleets to lobby for clarity on 4.25-tonne electric van regulations
The Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP) is urging fleets to “step up” lobbying for clarification on operational requirements on 4.25-tonne electric vans as it warns of … Read More »
Novuna opens groundbreaking charging forecourt to showcase fleet EV solutions
Novuna Vehicle Solutions has opened a flagship charging forecourt, showcasing its pioneering infrastructure capabilities for fleets.
October 2023 issue of Fleet World / Van Fleet World now out…
The new issue of Fleet World and Van Fleet World is now out – featuring latest advice and insights for operators.
Nurture Group makes shift to electric fleet with Northgate help
The Nurture Group is spearheading sustainability targets with a move to an electric fleet, supported by Northgate.
EU ministers back watered-down Euro 7 emissions despite air quality concerns
EU ministers have reached agreement on draft standards for new Euro 7 vehicle emissions rules, despite concerns by climate groups.
Carmakers urge EU to delay post-Brexit tariffs on electric vehicle imports
Carmakers have urged the European Commission for urgent action on new taxes that will be imposed on electric vehicles traded between the EU and the UK … Read More »
‘Shocking level’ of drug-driving among younger drivers
Almost a third of young drivers may have driven after taking illegal drugs or been in a vehicle where the driver has been under the influence, … Read More »
High EV driver satisfaction revealed in Tusker sal-sac report
The vast majority of EV drivers are happy to have made the electric switch and won’t go back to petrol or diesel cars, a new survey … Read More »
New report highlights crucial role of fleet electrification in net zero
Fleet electrification is a vital means to decarbonise the transportation sector, with the potential to significantly drive emissions reduction.
Nissan to go all-electric by 2030 despite UK’s ICE ban delay
Nissan has committed to going all-electric in Europe by 2030, stopping sales of combustion-engined cars by the end of the decade.
Webfleet now able to link directly with electric vehicles
Webfleet is expanding its OEM.connect programme to support electric vehicles with in-depth insights.
London’s rental e-scooter trial enters second phase
Transport for London (TfL) has launched a second phase of rental e-scooter trials as it continues to explore how e-scooters can be rolled out successfully in … Read More »
Churchill Expert strikes insurance deal for Ezoo EV subscription fleet
Churchill Expert is to provide insurance for Ezoo’s Pay As You Go electric car subscription fleet under a new deal.
EV study explores potential of airport car parks to power grid
EV drivers using long-stay carparks could help power an entire city with green energy while offsetting parking fees, a new study has uncovered.
Best and worst times to find EV chargers revealed in new study
Monday morning is the best time to locate an available EV charger, while Friday at 9am is likely to be the most difficult.
Ionity to open hundreds of ultra-fast chargers at Village Hotels
Ionity is to open 380 ultra-fast charge points at Village Hotels sites across the UK under a new deal.
Complete Fleet World’s EV survey for chance to win hotel break
Fleet World has launched an EV-focused market research survey to find out about fleet operators’ electrification plans.
New anti-braking speed cameras to catch drivers evading fines
New anti-braking speed cameras that can catch motorists trying to evade fines for speeding could be on their way to the UK.
Avis Budget Group acquires van specialist McNicoll Vehicle Hire
Avis Budget Group is broadening its rental solutions with the acquisition of Edinburgh-based McNicoll Vehicle Hire for an undisclosed sum.
ICE ban delay to have little impact on fleet EV strategies
The Government’s delay on the ban of new petrol and diesel cars/vans is likely to have limited impact on real-world fleet strategies as fleets continue to … Read More »
TfL to introduce 40 miles of new 20mph speed limits
Transport for London (TfL) is to introduce 40 miles of new 20mph speed limits as it also launches a new road safety campaign to tackle speeding.
Regulatory trends could prompt fleet software mandate, suggests FleetCheck
Fleet management software could become obligatory in the future as a result of long-term regulatory trends, FleetCheck has suggested.
Impact of general election on remarketing under focus in VRA Seminar
The Vehicle Remarketing Association (VRA) has announced the final speakers for its upcoming seminar, which will include an expert looking at the potential impact of next … Read More »
Mazda restructures senior management team
Mazda Motors has made changes to its European and UK sales leadership teams in a move to manage the smooth transition to electrification for customers and … Read More »
Clean Air Zone rollout leads to major air quality improvement
Bradford Council has published new data showing a significant improvement in air quality following the introduction of a Clean Air Zone.
Lords Committee seeks government clarity on ICE ban and ZEV mandate
The House of Lords Environment and Climate Change Committee has called on the Government to provide clarification on its delay to the 2030 ICE ban.
Fleet World’s five-minute industry briefing: This week’s top stories
This week’s top fleet industry stories…
Used diesel sales and prices set to rise on back of ICE ban delay
New and used diesel cars could get a new lease of life following the Prime Minister’s extension to the ban on new ICE sales.
Sogo drives emissions reduction with Scope 3 framework
Flexible car and van leasing firm Sogo is furthering its work to reduce emissions with a new independently approved framework for Scope 3 emissions in its … Read More »
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