Today in Fleet – Thursday 19 March
All the key news in fleet…
Overnight charging essential for EV adoption - Government electric vehicle charging plans should switch from focusing on rapid charging to on-street residential and workplace charging to incentivise more people to transition to electric ... Read More »- Honda and Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles become latest to idle plants - The list of carmakers suspending operations in Europe and overseas continues to growth, as manufacturers take action on declining demand and the need to protect workers. ... Read More »
- Škoda adds Kodiaq police dog vehicle to blue-light fleet - A specialist blue-light version of the Škoda Kodiaq large SUV is now available as a police dog vehicle, bringing a raft of dog-friendly features. For more ... Read More »
- Volkswagen safety tech scores Euro NCAP ‘Advanced’ award - Euro NCAP has given Volkswagen’s Car2X communication system becomes an ‘Advanced’ award; the first to be given by the organisation in nearly six years. For more ... Read More »
- TfL closes 40 Tube stations but reduced service to still run - Transport for London (TfL) has closed 40 underground stations but is pushing ahead with a reduced service that will support London’s key workers during the Covid-19 ... Read More »
- Sharpfibre goes all-electric with Tesla fleet - Specialist fire protection contractor Sharpfibre has now gone all-electric for its fleet of company cars with new Tesla Model 3s provided by Gofor Finance. For more ... Read More »
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Natalie Middleton
Natalie has worked as a fleet journalist for over 20 years, previously as assistant editor on the former Company Car magazine before joining Fleet World in 2006. Prior to this, she worked on a range of B2B titles, including Insurance Age and Insurance Day.
