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Alternative fuel vehicles dominate top 10 fleet registrations, finds Cap HPI
The top 10 registered cars by fleets are dominated by EVs and hybrids, according to the latest Insight report from Cap HPI.
Suzuki axes Swift Sport, Ignis, Swace and Jimny van to ‘exit ICE era’
Suzuki GB is culling four major models as part of plans to ditch combustion models and embrace EVs.
New online e-learning programme brings training straight to fleet drivers
A new online e-learning programme that trains fleet drivers interactively and remotely has launched from Red Corporate Driver Training.
Supplier of the Week: Paua Reimburse
Paua Reimburse has taken Fleet World’s Supplier of the Week title for its work to enable fair compensation to electric vehicle drivers for their business miles … Read More »
DAVIS breaks DVLA licence check record for second year running
Licence Check has broken the record for the number of licence checks carried out in a year through its DAVIS platform, Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency … Read More »
Fuel prices fall again but drivers still ripped off at pumps, says RAC
Fuel prices have fallen for the second consecutive month but are still overpriced by up to 8p a litre.
Falling refurbishment capacity creating remarketing bottlenecks
Falling capacity in the refurbishment sector is creating “substantial bottlenecks” in preparing cars and vans for sale, the Vehicle Remarketing Association (VRA) has warned.
Aston Barclay Remarketing appoints Eddie Thomson as first chief operating officer
Vehicle remarketing specialist Aston Barclay has appointed Eddie Thomson as its first chief operating officer (COO).
Fiat slashes starting price of 500e to £21,995
Fiat has cut £3,200 off the starting price of the 500e hatchback and convertible, making the city car one of the most affordable electric vehicles available … Read More »
Fastned opens second ultra-rapid charging hub in Durham
Ultra-rapid charging network Fastned has opened a new hub in Durham, just off the A1, supporting the EV transition in the North East.
Ampere EV unit to cut battery costs by 20% for Renault Group
Ampere, Renault Group’s EV arm, has unveiled a new plan that it says will slash the cost of batteries in its vehicles by 20% from 2026.
Gridserve offers 20% off charging all summer via new app
Gridserve is celebrating the launch of its new charging app with a 20% discount on charging paid for via the app.
Škoda Elroq previewed as electric alternative to Karoq SUV
Škoda has revealed more details of its upcoming Elroq – the brand’s smallest electric SUV and the first car to display its new styling.
‘Watered-down’ private parking code of practice fails to tackle industry concerns
A new code of practice published by the private parking industry has raised concerns by failing to tackle key areas.
AA calls on all political parties for commitment to graduated driving licences
The AA is calling on all political parties to commit to the introduction of graduated driver licences to address the needless deaths of young drivers and … Read More »
July drink-drive crackdown now underway in Scotland
Police Scotland is running a concerted crackdown on drink- and drug-driving to catch motorists ‘driving under the influence’.
Arval UK to provide fleet contract hire for Chinese newcomers Omoda and Jaecoo
Chinese brands Omoda and Jaecoo are launching in the UK with the help of a financial services partnership with BNP Paribas Personal Finance UK and Arval … Read More »
New chairman appointed at National Association of Motor Auctions
The National Association of Motor Auctions (NAMA) has named Liam Quegan as its new chairman, succeeding Andrew Walker.
Stellantis accident repair network joins National Body Repair Association
The Stellantis accident repair network has signed up as a member of the National Body Repair Association (NBRA) with immediate effect.
Win free charging with Mer this summer
Charge point operator Mer is offering electric vehicle drivers the chance to win free charging this summer.
Ford UK chief engineer hands role to Imperial College student for day in ‘Girls Takeover’
Ford UK’s new chief engineer Andrew Brumley handed his leadership role to Imperial College student Tatiana for a day as part of the ‘Girls Takeover’ initiative.
Fleet World’s five-minute industry briefing: This week’s top stories
This week’s top fleet industry stories…
Polestar 3 SUV gains entry-level rear-wheel drive version
The Polestar 3 SUV is now available in a new entry-level rear-wheel drive version, delivering more range for a lower price tag.
Shell report explores how to use data to decarbonise fleets
A new report exploring how businesses can leverage vehicle data to unlock significant decarbonisation opportunities is now out from Shell.
Company car take-up rebounds on back of meteoric sal-sac demand
Following years of declines and stagnation, the number of company car takers in the UK has risen due to soaring demand for salary sacrifice and the … Read More »
Hydrogen fuel cell EVs could be a game-changer, says Venson white paper
Venson Automotive Solutions is urging fleet managers to keep a watchful eye on hydrogen in line with the shift to cleaner road transport.
Peugeot UK names new MD as Adam Wood moves to head up Renault
Peugeot has appointed Eurig Druce as its new managing director of UK operations, replacing Adam Wood who returns to Renault.
Autoglass opens more branches to meet growing ADAS demand
Autoglass is expanding its footprint further with new branches in response to growing demand for Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) recalibration services.
Hyundai Inster revealed as budget-friendly EV with 220-mile range
Hyundai has pulled the wraps off its Inster electric city car, which will deliver up to 220 miles of range and expected pricing of around £22,000.
Traxall International completes acquisition of Fleet Logistics Group
Traxall International, sister company to Fleet Operations, has completed its acquisition of Fleet Logistics Group from shareholders Volkswagen Financial Services and TÜV SÜD following regulatory clearance.
