New research on the eco benefits of plug-in hybrids is now available – showing that some are no better than conventional cars while others genuinely
MPs in the UK are to investigate both the benefits and safety of smart motorways in a fresh inquiry that will look at how necessary
Polestar is to drive its fleet presence across Europe and the UK with the appointment of Martin Gurney.
Škoda has published a new teaser image of its forthcoming Fabia, showing that the fourth generation will up the ante on size and space as
Volvo Cars and Geely Auto are to work more closely on electric vehicle developments but will not push ahead with previous plans for a merger.
The latest issue of EV Fleet World Digital is now live, bringing latest electric vehicle advice and vehicle tests to help fleets make the switch
Hyundai is to recall some 82,000 electric vehicles worldwide due to a potential fire risk from the battery pack.
Greener E10 fuel is to become the standard grade of petrol at UK pumps by September 2021, helping to cut transport CO2 emissions but potentially
Chevin has introduced a new website and brand identity, showcasing how its smart technology can enhance both fleet and business performance.
Webfleet has introduced its latest Pro Driver Terminal, bringing a range of hardware technologies to help improve fleet efficiency.
Stolen vehicle tracking provider (SVT) Trackstar has secured an extended contract with BMW UK on the back of its new tracking solution.
Mercedes-Benz has revealed its new-generation C-Class saloon and estate, introducing an electrified-only engine line-up including plug-in hybrids, plus increased luxury and latest technology.
Hyundai has unveiled its Ioniq 5 all-electric crossover; the first in its new Ioniq sub-brand.
Kia has launched its ‘one-stop shop’ EV charging service in the UK, expanding on its European coverage.
The UK auto sector has labelled plans to keep vehicle showrooms closed until at least April as “deeply disappointing” as it highlights the ongoing impact
Cupra has set out ambitious plans for its further growth, underpinned by its forthcoming Born electric vehicle and a new distribution model.
The deadline for the 2021 Fleet World Great British Fleet Awards has been extended for a further week, providing extra time for fleet firms and
Robert Veit is to take over the position of Mercedes-Benz Vans UK managing director from 1 May 2021.
Mitie has pledged yet again to ramp up its roll-out of electric vehicles as it continues to beat its EV targets.
British Gas has brought forward plans to electrify its commercial fleet to 2025; five years earlier than planned and reinforced by another major order with
Ford has developed electronic high-visibility panels for its vans, enhancing roadside worker safety.
Honda has revealed its third-generation HR-V crossover, due late 2021 and featuring a dramatic new design and with hybrid power as standard.
Vehicle salvage and online auction firm Copart UK is to double its operational capabilities in Scotland with the creation of a new 31-acre site in
Avis Budget Group has appointed Alan Olivier-Smith as general manager of its UK business.
Royal Mail is rolling out telemetry technology across its van fleet to further reduce CO2 emissions and to enhance road safety.
Nissan has taken the wraps off the third-generation model of the Qashqai; the pioneering car that started the crossover revolution.
Used car sales in Europe fell by 16.4% in January 2021 compared with January 2020, due to Covid-19 lockdowns.
Fleet managers and suppliers still have time to enter for the 2021 Fleet World Great British Fleet Awards, which will recognise leading-edge developments in the
Major companies doubled their action on electric vehicles in 2020, driven by the need to tackle the climate crisis and reduce air pollution.
Ford’s passenger vehicle range is to go all-electric in Europe by 2030, supported by “expressive new vehicles and a world-class connected customer experience”.