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Volkswagen ID.4’s new entry-level model is eligible for Plug-in Car Grant
Volkswagen has expanded the line-up for the ID.4 electric SUV with new powertrains available in City or Style trim levels.
Real-world electric van ranges revealed in new Arval report
New data exploring payload and temperature impacts on electric vans and giving real-world ranges is now available.
Five key findings from NewMotion’s EV Driver Survey
New data revealing the key motivators for EV drivers, and their thoughts on charging, the infrastructure and the future of e-mobility, is now available from NewMotion.
Genesis reveals Europe-dedicated G70 Shooting Brake
Hyundai premium brand offshoot Genesis has revealed its first model designed for Europe in the form of the G70 Shooting Brake.
Vauxhall Combo-e Life on sale priced from £31,610
The fully electric Vauxhall Combo-e Life is now available to order, bringing five- or seven-seat practicality and a range of up to 174 miles.
50% of used cars being snapped up by physical buyers, says Aston Barclay
The return to physical auctions is proving popular with used car buyers according to Aston Barclay, although online sales are still being widely used too.
Subaru electric SUV named Solterra and due 2022
Subaru has christened its first electric vehicle ‘Solterra’ and revealed it will launch globally mid-2022.
Four in 10 fleets planning rapid EV uptake
Rapid uptake of battery electric vehicles (EVs) is being planned by around four in 10 fleets in the next few years, potentially exceeding market expectations and … Read More »
Six key questions to help fleets get business drivers back on roads
Fleets should make sure employees feel comfortable getting behind the wheel again as the country opens up after the pandemic.
Charger sharing proves solution for fleets
An app that allows EV drivers to access charging points at neighbouring flats and terraces is fast gathering interest among fleets for its ability to help … Read More »
Mercedes’ EQA electric crossover gets high-power AWD versions
Mercedes’ new EQA electric crossover is now available in high-power all-wheel drive versions, expanding the family further.
New government guidance to combat terror attacks using vehicles
New guidance setting out a raft of security measures to stop commercial vehicles being used as weapons in acts of terrorism is now available.
Drivers want motorways policed by average speed cameras despite majority speeding
More than half of drivers would be supportive of increased use of average speed cameras on motorways, despite the fact that the majority of drivers speed.
Electric cars and vans to be cheaper than petrol by 2027
Falling production costs for electric vehicles will make them cheaper to buy in every light vehicle segment by 2027.
Petrol back to pre-pandemic prices and more increases on the cards
The price of petrol is now at its highest price since January 2020 following six months of rises, and further increases are looking likely.
Road Test: Citroën Ami
Martyn Collins tries Citroën’s new urban mobility solution that’s potentially on its way to the UK.
Citroën targets fleets with My Ami Cargo LCV
Citroën has launched a single-seater van version of its zero-emission Ami tiny quadricycle, aimed at fleets and business users in urban areas.
Arrival and Uber to develop electric car for ride-hailing sector
Electric vehicle maker Arrival is turning its attentions to the ride-hailing sector with plans to develop a purpose-built electric car.
New Škoda Fabia debuts with extra space and tech
Škoda’s new Fabia supermini is to significantly enhance its fleet proposition, bringing claimed class-leading space along with latest infotainment and safety and assistance systems.
UK new car sales forecast rises but grant changes to impact BEV demand
The forecast for 2021 new car registrations has increased on the back of rising market confidence – but with fewer battery electric vehicles (BEVs) than expected … Read More »
Call for fleet changes as pandemic worsens pressures for drivers
Pressures for working drivers that were already prevalent before the pandemic are now likely to worsen.
New Toyota Mirai hydrogen saloon gets much-reduced pricing and contract hire rates
Toyota’s new Mirai hydrogen saloon has opened for orders, bringing increased range but heavily reduced pricing and business contract hire rates.
Ford’s fully electric E-Transit van to start fleet trials in Europe
The fully electric Ford E-Transit van and converted chassis cab models are to start trials in Europe shortly ahead of their launch in spring 2022.
Clean Air Zones seen as top concern by fleets
Clean Air Zones (CAZs) are top of the list for challenges for fleets over the next five years in new decision-maker research.
SOGO develops ‘industry-first’ monthly sal sac scheme for EVs
A new salary sacrifice scheme that allows an employee to lease a new electric vehicle on a monthly basis has launched from SOGO.
New KiaCharge Ionity bolt-on cuts cost of ultra-fast charging by 64%
Kia has introduced a new Ionity bolt-on to its KiaCharge EV charging programme, enabling access to discounted ultra-fast charging for just £11.25 a month.
Moto pledges to install ultra-rapid chargers at every UK site
Motorway services operator Moto has said it will install ultra-rapid chargers at all of its UK sites, starting first with its Rugby Services.
Volkswagen ID.4 electric SUV first to get new GTX performance version
Volkswagen has revealed a 299hp GTX version of its ID.4 electric SUV, introducing a new performance badge.
Webfleet launches fully integrated video telematics solution
Webfleet Solutions has introduced a fully integrated video telematics system, enabling fleets to access and manage their vehicles and in-vehicle cameras from a single interface.
Fleets need to plan for worsening semiconductor shortage, says AFP
Fleets are being urged to start planning ahead for potential disruption to new vehicle supplies as the global semiconductor shortage worsens.
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