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Nissan expands its fleet management team, Marshall Leasing appoints a new account manager and Britishvolt appoints Timon Orlob as its new chief operating officer.

New deal with Gronn Kontakt means Allstar One Electric charging network now has more than 1,500 locations and over 3,700 charging points

André ten Bloemendal, vice president of sales in Europe at ChargePoint, reveals his thoughts on why fleets should invest in electric vehicles (EVs) during uncertain times.

The Toyota Mirai saloons will be used by existing corporate customers, by Enterprise Car Club members and by Enterprise employees in a pilot programme.

The Association of Fleet Professionals wants company car tax tables published up to 2030 in next month's Budget to help fleet EV adoption strategies.

Manufacturers are meeting the growing demand for electric vehicles with a raft of new launches. Here we look at the new models on their way.

The Government has announced a further £20 million in funding to boost the number of on-street electric vehicle (EV) charge points.

Fleet Alliance has reported a huge surge in orders for of electric vehicles (EVs) from company car drivers looking to take advantage of attractive tax rates available, while enhancing their green credentials.

Drive is supporting Xledger UK in optimising its management of a greener fleet of vehicles through its ODO platform.

Salary sacrifice car schemes are at a ‘tipping point’ says Paul Gilshan, boss of leasing company Tusker.

The Ford Pass charging network, available to Ford electric vehicle (EV) drivers, has grown from 3,000 UK charge points to more than 9,500 with the addition of BP Pulse.

A new study by Fiat Professional has found that 35% of van drivers are thinking about switching to an electric model for their next vehicle.

Fleets forecast fewer cars, but more vans, while funding methods are set for seismic shift, new research from Fleet News shows.

Ashley Barnett, head of consultancy at Lex Autolease, looks at why Covid-19 provides fleets with the perfect opportunity to become greener.

Europe’s truck-makers have agreed to work together to help create the right conditions for the mass-market roll-out of hydrogen trucks.

The Renault Kangoo ZE has become the first fully electric van to join the Sky fleet as it targets achieving net zero carbon by 2030.

Centrica is providing charge points, aftersales services and infrastructure planning for ABB UK employees as the firm looks to electrify its fleet by 2025.

Sales of petrol and diesel cars could be curtailed ahead of the Government’s 2030 ban, when it publishes the finer details of its strategy in the spring.

Altrad Services has combined telematics data and greater driver engagement to transform its fleet.

Fears of a ‘price correction’ for used electric vehicles (EVs) have been played down by pricing experts.

Ogilvie Fleet reports record figures following first lockdown lifting and is optimistic about 2021

Water and waste company commits to zero carbon future and to use 100% renewable energy.

Vauxhall has extended its offer of 30,000 miles of free electricity for new Corsa-e customer to include PCP and Conditional Sales, alongside PCH.

Peugeot will add a second electric van to its model range before the end of the year with the introduction of the new e-Partner.

Nissan has confirmed its Sunderland factory’s long-term future is secure after announcing it is to build more electric vehicle batteries in the UK.

Ensuring an electric vehicle has enough charge in its battery to carry out necessary journeys is critical, but what options are available?

As manufacturers consider a variety of ways to use electrification to reduce vehicle CO2 emissions, we look at the different technologies.

A new report jointly created by Shell and Deloitte outlines 22 solutions aimed at addressing the economic, technical, regulatory and organisational factors influencing the road freight sector’s ability to decarbonise.

Employers need to undertake due diligence on driver charging facilities as electric vehicles (EVs) start to make their way onto fleets in larger numbers, says the Association of Fleet Operators (AFP).

BMW will launch its first electric compact executive car in 2021 called the i4.

The British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (BVRLA) has written to HM Treasury ahead of the Spring Budget to outline fiscal measures required to support the fleet sector's recovery.

Mercedes-Benz will expand its EQ range of electric cars this Spring with the introduction of the EQA compact SUV.

The switch to electric could save fleets more than £17m per year in London Congestion Charge Zone payments, according to new research by Citroen.

Electric and hybrid vehicles accounted for 70% of new car orders placed with Tusker during 2020, as company car drivers increasingly desire electrified vehicles.

A new zero percentage benefit-in-kind tax rate for electric vans, which takes effect from April 6, has been underpublicised, according to the AFP.

Drive Software Solutions has helped ABP UK introduce electric vehicles (EVs) to its fleet, supported by Rivervale Leasing.

Volkswagen has expanded the Arteon range, following the car’s facelift last year, with a new eHybrid plug-in hybrid version.

Renault is seeking to position itself as technology, service and clean energy brand, with a plan to launch 14 new models with electrified powertrains by 2025.

Sales of pure electric and plug-in hybrid cars soared last year, with more than 175,000 vehicles registered representing a growth of 140%.

Autorola is warning that electric vehicle (EV) prices in used value guides should be used “sparingly” based on its experience of online sales in 2020.