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UK vehicle data company Cazana.com has closed its crowd-fundraise on Crowdcube, after raising more than £1.5m (€1.74m) and gaining over 150% of its target investment to push

Citroën’s cube-like Ami One Concept, previewed at the Geneva Motor Show, provides an answer to drivers’ challenges when navigating around cities and finding parking while

Rating agency Moody’s has downgraded its outlook on the global auto industry from stable to negative due to political challenges such as US tariffs and

Tests on three Jaguar Land Rover models have shown the diesel engines used are meeting and beating Euro 6 emissions limits ahead of schedule.

The latest-generation VanWeigh axle overload monitoring system has now launched, helping to provide a solution to overloading of LCVs.

Peugeot has unveiled an all-new 208 at the Geneva Motor Show, which will be available as petrol, diesel and electric; as the e-208 that kick

BMW has warned that it may shift Mini production out of the UK in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

National postal companies Swiss Post and Austrian Post have pledged to go fully electric on their delivery fleets by 2030.

Renault is expecting to gradually phase out diesel engines from the new Clio, predicting demand for its new hybrid system could be as high as

LeasePlan has issued its first-ever Green Bond to help it accelerate the numbers of fully electric vehicles on its fleet.

Volvo is to impose a 180kph (112mph) maximum top speed on all new models from 2020 to help reduce the dangers from speeding.

BMW and Daimler have announced more details on the tie-up of their car sharing businesses as the two carmakers join mobility forces.

Tesla is switching to an online-only global sales model, ahead of the launch of the $35,000 entry-level Model 3.

Škoda has taken off the wraps from its forthcoming Kamiq urban crossover, which joins the larger Karoq and Kodiaq in the brand’s SUV line-up.

BMW Group and Daimler are to jointly develop technologies for driver assistance systems and semi-autonomous driving – with the first technologies to be widely available

Fleets and policymakers can now access at-a-glance information about vehicles’ NOx emissions in urban use, aimed at helping cities with poor air quality to meet

Euro NCAP has published its first test results for 2019, which brought five-star ratings for the Seat Tarraco, Mercedes-Benz G-Class and Honda CR-V SUVs.

ALD Automotive and Nordea Finance are increasing their collaboration under the NF Fleet brand as they look to address an increased focus on mobility from both

Technology solutions specialist CalAmp has acquired Tracker in the UK and Car Track in Mexico to expand its global portfolio for connected vehicle and asset tracking solutions.

The majority (66%) of small businesses globally expect their fleet to be fully electric within the next 20 years while 50% expect to reach this

Europcar Mobility Group has acquired its Europcar Finland and Europcar Norway franchisees, expanding its corporate network to 20 countries.

ALD Automotive has announced that it has entered into exclusive discussions with Stern Group with a view to acquiring SternLease BV while the two parties

The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) has responded to yesterday’s (21 February) vote on new vehicle safety equipment, broadly welcoming the move but expressing concerns

BMW Group and Daimler AG have announced they’re investing more than €1bn in their joint mobility services provider as they outline further details of the

MEPs have given the green light to making driver assistance features including Automated Emergency Braking (AEB) standard on new cars within three years.