Corporate Vehicle Observatory research has identified growing demand for alternatives as diesel falls out of favour, says Arval. By Stephen Briers

Awards finalists swap notes on how they are adjusting to EVs and clean air legislation at the latest Fleet News roundtable. By Andrew Ryan

February is usually one of the quietest months for sales, but this year the picture looks different. Dean Bowkett reports.

John Lewis speaks to industry professionals to offer fleets some guidance and asks which is best, cheap upfront or longer life?

Tyre, brake, clutch and road surface wear also play a significant part in the production of microscopic particles that can invade the body’s vital organs. By James Gordon

Matt de Prez explores if there are cheaper, quicker and clearner alternatives to trunking with the help of industry experts.

Combining telematics with other systems like routing and scheduling can lead to greater efficiency and increases in productivity and profitability.

Chris Evans, deputy managing director of Rolton Group explores whether businesses should be switching to EV.

With electric power tipped to become the dominant form of propulsion by 2027, experts from the Advanced Propulsion Centre UK debate the implications this will have on diesel and petrol engines. Andrew Ryan reports

Carbon offsetting schemes help green-minded fleets to see the bigger picture and fulfil their corporate social responsibility obligations. Christopher Smith reports

Fleets account for 65% of electric/hybrid registrations but, at just over 1% of the total UK parc, decision-makers are still reluctant to embrace the technology, reports Chris Phillips

The number of ULEVs on British roads has almost tripled in a year – and fleets are playing their part. But what does the future hold? Andrew Ryan talks to two authorities in the field

Choice lists are changing as fleets take on more hybrid and fully-electric vehicles

From networks to connectors, standard to rapid charge and pay-as-you-go to membership schemes, the topic of charging electric vehicles is confusing.

Fleets discuss their real world experiences of low and zero emission technology

Organisations should view the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme as a means to further promote energy efficiency within their fleet. John Charles reports

How manufacturers are making sure cars with electric power stay on the roads.

In a new regular feature, the FTA surveys its van fleet members on a hot topic.

Julian Kellermann, senior manager E-Mobility at RWE Effizienz offers insight into making electric vehicles work for businesses in this presentation.

The EV20 Plugged-In Fleets report aims to guide a fleet decision maker through fleet specific considerations to successfully purchase or lease electric fleet vehicles.

Fleet managers want to reduce CO2 emissions, but are the alternatives ready? Trimble UK MD Andrew Yeoman takes a closer look.

‘Plugged in Fleets’ the new report published today by The Climate Group, Cenex and Energy Saving Trust can help you identify if and how electric vehicles will benefit your business.

Stephen Briers asks two companies why they are turning electric.

Van fleets have been courted by EV producers for many years, but what are the potential problems that need to be resolved before taking on electric commercial vehicles?

Fleet operators need to introduce electric vehicles in significant numbers now if 2020 targets are to be met.

Read the white paper on the key issues surrounding electric vehicles and the risks involved.