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The proportion of fully electric company cars has fallen, while petrol and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles have grabbed market share.

Many suppliers are seeing reduced levels of OEM investment and shrinking manufacturing capacity.

An update on a major project which uses artificial intelligence to control traffic lights to reduce congestion and air pollution will be given at this year’s Fleet & Mobility Live.

Cupra is now accepting orders for its new electric SUV, the Tavascan.

Leading Chinese carmaker BYD and revitalised French OEM Renault are the latest manufacturers to confirm attendance at Fleet & Mobility Live.

New Advisory Fuel Rates have been published by HMRC for company car drivers claiming back fuel costs from their employer.

The latest commercial fleet industry news, including Logistics UK announces Digital Transformation in Logistics conference and Certas Energy launches new carbon savings calculator.

Analysis by Allstar shows how busy the public electric vehicle charging network is expected to be over the bank holiday weekend.

The latest fleet industry news, including a new car and commercial vehicle leasing broker, RightLease, has launched this week.

Police charge man over the murder of a delivery driver as fundraiser for family reaches more than £23,000.

Logistics UK has announced the shortlist for its Logistics Awards 2024, ahead of the winners being announced on December 12.

Transport secretary, Louise Haigh, says she wants to move away from the “culture wars” of the previous Government.

Fleet News is saddened to learn of the passing of Val South.

Imitation Faraday pouches are flooding the market leaving drivers, who believe they are getting a bargain, still vulnerable to keyless car theft.

Low emission zones in the UK have now generated more than £1 billion in fees and penalty charges since April 2019, new research suggests.

The demand for electric vehicles has fallen across Europe, according to the latest registration figures from the continent.

Fleets are being warned to "tread carefully" when buying vehicles from non-established manufacturers, following the collapse of HiPhi.

This year’s Fleet & Mobility Live will feature a special section specifically aimed at public sector fleet decision-makers.

The pilot of the ‘Kerbo Charge’ system is the first to take place in London after successful rollouts in other towns and cities.

With the August bank holiday set to be the busiest seen on UK roads, National Highways is lifting roadworks in an effort to ease congestion.

New proposed tariffs on Chinese imports of battery electric vehicles have been published, with Tesla receiving a significant cut to its original rate.

Plug-in hybrid versions of the new Ford Transit Connect and the Volkswagen Caddy will be eligible for the Government's plug-in van grant in the UK.

Customers warned to expect disruption to the supply of genuine parts to workshops across the UK and Ireland.

Cars increasingly feature a variety of safety systems to provide assistance and additional reassurance to the driver.

BCA reports that average values reached the highest point since the same month last year, with results being driven by an improving mix of stock.

A new whitepaper highlights the “extensive” savings fleet managers can expect from electrifying their fleets.

With consumer confidence on the rise, Auto Trader is predicting a strong used car market in the second half of 2024, raising hopes that residual values could stabilise.

Independent, certified used electric car assessment, showing how well previous owners have looked after the battery of an EV, wanted by nine out of 10 motorists.

Finalists across five categories in Logistics UK’s Van Awards 2024 have been revealed with the winners set to be announced on Friday, September 13.

The deal follows a record period of growth and investment for DTM, which works with major fleet operators to monitor and maintain their vehicles' tyres.