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Fleet Operations has made a “significant investment” in OviDrive, a global provider of fleet management solutions and data consolidation.

Delegates at this year’s Fleet & Mobility Live on October 3 & 4 will be some of the first people in the UK to experience Honda’s new e:Ny1 electric SUV.

One in 14 used cars under five years old have mileages falsified, new analysis by vehicle history checking company CarVertical suggests.

While petrol pump prices have increased in recent months, electric vehicle charging costs have remained relatively static, new analysis from the AA shows.

The latest EV news, including Europcar launches new digital electric vehicle guide and Volvo Energy signs a deal with Connected Energy.

Prices have now settled to what Cox Automotive believes represents the new normal for the used light commercial vehicle (LCV) market.

Evri is trialling two electric HGVs in an effort to further reduce emissions in the first and middle mile of a parcel’s journey.

Volkswagen has given us a preview of what its future performance models could look like, with the unveiling of the ID X Performance.

Roads minister says drivers facing a fine following problems with the Dart Charge payment system will receive a fair hearing from National Highways.

Jonathan Walker, head of cities and infrastructure policy at Logistics UK, discusses how planning needs to support modern demand and freight patterns.

New 20mph speed limits have been introduced across London by Transport for London (TfL) in an effort to improve road safety.

There has been a 29% reduction in the number of roads resurfaced in the past five years, new analysis of Government data shows.

Transport for London (TfL) has developed a road safety charter aimed at food delivery riders in the capital.

Drivers have voted for the most popular motorway in England in a new survey from the independent watchdog, Transport Focus.

Alwyn Hopkins, sustainability leader for advanced manufacturing and mobility at EY, discusses the importance of Scope 3 emissions in the automotive sector.

Amazon has published a new, open-source technology to help identify where charging points for electric heavy goods vehicles should be built.

Paul Hollick, chair, Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP), discusses the importance of training for fleet managers.

Holman has grown its service, maintenance, and repair network to more than 2,000 outlets, tripling its size in the past year.

The new electric Mercedes-Benz eCitan is now available to order and is priced from £33,995, excluding VAT and the plug-in van grant.

Car subscription service provider Onto has entered administration, blaming the “steep fall” in electric vehicle residual values.

MG’s fleet team will be available at this year’s Fleet & Mobility Live alongside the popular MG4 and its all-electric ZS.

Latest industry jobs filled, including a series of appointments at Prohire to target growth and a new chief marketing officer at Einride.

National Grid has adopted its 1,000th EV as it reconfirmed its commitment to having a 100% electric fleet by 2030 for its light-duty vehicles.

BMW Group will invest more than £600 million in Mini factories in Oxford and Swindon to prepare for all-electric production from 2030.

Almost two-thirds (65%) of fleets have admitted to delaying their plans to transition to electric vans due to the energy crisis, new research suggests.

Omoda has released pricing and specification for the 5 SUV, which will go on sale from March 2024 with a choice of petrol or electric powertrains.

Online grocery and milk delivery firm Milk & More has cut its annual fleet operating costs by £2 million, after switching to electric vehicle (EVs).

Rest areas for HGV drivers will be improved with an £8m funding boost from the Department for Transport.

BP Pulse, The EV Network (EVN) and NEC Group, have opened the UK’s largest public electric vehicle (EV) charging hub on the NEC Campus in the West Midlands. 

Lotus has revealed a "four-door hyper-GT", which will join its growing line-up of electric vehicles (EVs).