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Kia will launch an electric version of its small Picanto in Europe within the next three years.

SEAT is launching its debut this summer of new Exeo Tech and Exeo ST Tech models.

New Saab head of fleet Paul Adler is implementing a four-prong strategy which he believes will revive the manufacturer’s fortunes in the corporate market.

Skoda, which controls 2% of the fleet market, is turning its attention to attracting more large fleet and lease business to its door.

Seat’s new diesel hot-hatch has hit a setback in the UK after CO2 emissions for right-hand drive version were recorded at higher than those for left-hand drive models.

Chevrolet releases the new Captiva LTZ model. Standard equipment includes full leather trim with heated front seats, electronic climate control, cruise control, electrically-adjustable driver's seat, automatic headlamp control, rain sensor wipers, and electrically-folding mirrors.

Nissan expects its new Leaf all-electric vehicle to be available for about the same price as a Toyota Prius when it goes on sale next year.

Fleet sales for April remained static compared to the same month last year, with 72,385 new cars going to fleets, although year to date figures show a growth of 14.7%.

The Infiniti FX is now available with a diesel engine and new forward collision warning and lane departure prevention safety technology.

The Audi A1 becomes available to order from May 6th, priced at between £13,145 OTR and £18,280 OTR.