Electric vehicles - Page 29

Matthew Davock, director of commercial vehicles at Cox Automotive, examines the health of the new and used LCV market since the beginning of 2022.

REE Automotive is hosting live demonstrations of a new walk-in step van developed in partnership with EAVX and Morgan Olson.

Citroen has expanded its model line-up with the C5 X, it’s new flagship car that has a greater focus on comfort and luxury.

Ford is on track to deliver 600,000 new electric vehicles (EVs) by the end of next year.

Path towards electric and an embracement of digital sales channels are among strategies helping Volvo to establish itself as a key player in premium car market

The zero-emission powered light vehicle sector ould be key to many fleets’ future net-zero ambitions, according to a new action plan.

Toyota is reporting “strong interest” from fleet customers for the electric bZ4X, with orders made now expected to be delivered in October.

Renault has updated the pricing and specification for its Arkana SUV, which includes both full hybrid and mild hybrid engines.

Kia is to assess the feasibility of launching electric vans into the UK market following the announcement of its Plan S electrification strategy.

MG has facelifted the MG5 estate, with prices now starting at £30,995.

Toyota’s first BEV may have been a long time coming, but its debut model is a very good one.

The Captur Hybrid has proved to be an economical choice for those not wanting to have to charge their vehicle through a plug.

One of the XC40’s finer attributes is its ability to cover motorway miles with ease.

Euro NCAP has awarded the BMW i4 a four-star safety rating, with the model losing points in the safety assistance systems category.

In his first fleet interview since being appointed BMW general manager for corporate sales, Steve Roberts talked up the electric ambitions of the carmaker.

Fleets recognise that the time to start the electric journey for both cars and vans is now, according to head of direct and municipal sales Stephen Gafson.

Reworked refuse vehicle is ‘the ultimate in recycling’ say the judges in Fleet News Awards

The climate ratings of plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs) are set to become a lot more realistic, according to Transport and Environment (T&E).

Dawsongroup Vans has taken delivery of 15 new electric Mercedes-Benz eVito Tourers.

Magtec is heading a £3.25m government-back project to help accelerate the adoption of zero emission trucks for NHS Wales and help support uptake across the UK.

On a balance of range and price the MG ZS EV appears to be one of the best value EVs currently on sale.

Technology can help fleets to manage their transition to electric vehicles.

Nissan has confirmed pricing for the all-new electric Ariya SUV starts from £43,845.

Audi’s Q4 e-tron electric car has been awarded top marks for efficiency in an assessment by Green NCAP.

Citroën has revealed the all-electric new e-C4 X with a 100kW powertrain and a WLTP range of up to 223 miles.

Honda has revealed pricing and specifications for 11th generation Civic which is available exclusively as a hybrid.

Tarmac has placed an order with Renault Trucks for a battery electric mixer truck as part of its commitment to net zero.

DS Automobiles has revealed the new DS 7, a facelift of the existing DS 7 Crossback.

VW has previewed its upcoming electric saloon car with the reveal of its ID Aero concept.

The electric Mercedes-Benz Vision EQXX has covered more than 1,200 km (746 miles) on a single charge, beating its own efficiency record.

Captive leasing and optimised supply chain combine with local level pilot projects to give Ivor Johnson both holistic and regional view of fleet excellence

Genesis uses the proven underpinnings of the Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Kia EV6 for it's first EV.

Having been won over by the VW ID3, the Born raises the game further and cements VW Group’s platform as a force to be reckoned with.

Toyota is rolling out a series of enhancements to its Rav4 SUV model for the 2023 model year.

Stellantis has invested more than £28 million in two of its engineering hubs to boost the range of its future electric models and to develop autonomous driving technology.

Electric technology has levelled the company car playing field with relative fleet newcomers such as Hyundai able to take advantage of rising demand for alternative fuels.

Volkswagen has introduced a new entry-level trim grade for the electric ID5 that is more than £3,000 cheaper than the current start point to the range.

Special case HGVs may get exemption as ministers launch £200m electric vehicle project.

Stellantis will be showcasing eight brands at CCIA, with models available to test from Alfa Romeo, Citroen, DS, Fiat, Fiat Professional, Jeep, Peugeot and Vauxhall.

Peugeot has reduced the price and increased the specification of its e-Rifter MPV.