Three things that global fleets must get right
Aliaksandr Kuushynau, head of Wialon, on why telematics integration, driver empowerment and sustainable electrification are fundamental basics for global fleets.
Aliaksandr Kuushynau, head of Wialon, on why telematics integration, driver empowerment and sustainable electrification are fundamental basics for global fleets.
By Paul McHugh, area director UK at Cradlepoint
International Women’s Day – 8 March 2024 – has been embraced by many across the fleet and automotive sectors. Natalie Middleton rounds up some of
By Janis Prescott, head of EV marketing at Fleetcor, which includes UK brand Allstar
Are you making the most of your private electric vehicle charging stations? As Spirii CEO Tore Harritshøj explains, there’s a raft of revenue-building strategies out
A comprehensive white paper is now out from i247 Group to help fleets better understand the changing tyre industry. Natalie Middleton looks at the six
By Jon Lawes, managing director at MHC Mobility Europe
With many governments striving to meet their part of the Paris Agreement climate change treaty that prioritises an increase in EVs, Dunstan Power, managing director
By Frederic Wagner, manager, EV fleet partnerships at ChargePoint
A new eSprinter is coming, but not until next year – and it will be replaced by a new model in 2025. John Kendall reports.
The MOTOM online platform debuted this autumn with big ambitions to drive change in the remarketing sector. CEO Julian Humphreys and CCO Mel Goodliffe speak to
Hot on the heels of securing the exclusive distribution rights to the Munro 4×4 utility EV – seen by some as the answer to the
Paul Tarsey, IoT business development manager at Aeris, speaks to Fleet World about the importance of secure, uninterrupted global cellular IoT connectivity for fleet telematics
It’s the noise your phone might bug you with when an alert comes in while driving – but the word Ping is also rather handily
André ten Bloemendal, VP Europe for ChargePoint, discusses the outlook for electric transport being more promising than ever despite the impacts of COVID-19, its potential
Today more than ever, every Fleet market is being challenged due to the powertrain technology evolution, the C02 emissions, the taxation and the need for
Mobility as a Service is increasingly becoming part of corporate considerations but just how far is it shaping fleet management decision-making around the world? Curtis
Land Rover has finally pulled the covers off its much-anticipated Defender, promising functional versatility both on- and off-road.
Autorola Germany country manager Thomas Andresen looks at the changing face of the automotive sector.
President Trump’s tariffs, launched in 2018, to protect American industry and punish China for unfair trade practices, are now hurting fleets and jeopardising road safety.
Frost & Sullivan’s ‘Intelligent Mobility’ conference covered plenty of new ground and threw up some interesting insights into vehicle use in the future. By John
Driver training programmes can help reduce accidents, downtime and costs but need to be part of a business’S broader safety eco-system to be effective. Curtis
Autorola Brazil country manager Marcelo Barros provides an overview on the changing face of the country’s new and used vehicle markets.
Suzuki is one of the largest car companies in the world, despite producing some of the smallest vehicles, and it’s global expansion is about to
Styling tweaks, updated tech and a plug-in hybrid iV version are enough to back the refreshed Škoda Superb, explains Martyn Collins.
Toyota has developed a dedicated LCV brand to push commercial vehicle sales across Europe, says Dan Gilkes.
From the rugged Land Rover Defender to the latest electric car unveilings, this year’s Frankfurt Motor Show provided an insight into the fleet cars of
With the amount of data carried in today’s cars – much of it travelling outside the vehicle – it’s imperative to ensure secure connections are
Now as renowned for its plug-in hybrids as it is for its off-road prowess, Mitsubishi Motors Corporation is unlocking new potential as part of an
Larger, sportier and with a plug-in hybrid version, the new Kuga feels well placed to continue Ford’s SUV momentum, explains Alex Grant.