Business profiles - Page 3

We caught up with Stellantis B2B director Nick Richards for an update on the company’s fleet strategy and to discuss some of its latest models.

The addition of a large van to its line-up will make it one of only a few manufacturers to offer a van in all of the major size categories as well as a pick-up truck and a car-derived van.

SSE has just completed its four-week trial of the First Hydrogen fuel cell van, becoming the second UK business to generate real-world data following Rivus in May

Mandy Vanstone was on a ‘one-woman mission’ to achieve 100% compliance on premium appliance manufacturer’s fleet.

Zenith's investment comes as a result of more company car fleets making the switch to electric and salary sacrifice continuing to gain traction in the market.

After a relatively stable few years, the UK leasing sector was stung into action in 2022 with the Leasys/Free2Move unification one of a raft of significant mergers.

Renault is urging fleets and their drivers to re-engage with the brand as its model line-up shows a step-up in technology and quality, giving its product a more premium feel.

A root and branch review of driver safety is helping M Group Services save money and drive sustainability across the business.

Polestar is eyeing further growth in the fleet market with a product offensive, which includes a refreshed Polestar 2 and two electric SUVs.

Fleet News Hall of Famer Neil McCrossan, who was inaugurated at the 2022 FN50 Dinner, is one of the founding fathers of modern-day business rental.

Route optimisation and decabornisation solution provider formerly known as The Algorithm People rebrands and launches new algorithms as it prepares to scale up.

With an ambition to be net zero by 2029, Central Co-op is beginning the process of electrifying its funeral fleet.

Dacia is about to embark on a new chapter as it embraces a strategy for the future with the launch of its first hybrid model.

Just over a year after joining GoFibre as its fleet manager, John Fraser is relishing the opportunity to reshape the company’s fleet operations.

Fleet News has published a digital report offering advice to any business taking its first steps into the world of electric vehicles, while laying out the challenges to those yet to start their transition.

Complex, multi-modal businesses require complex, multi-fuel solutions when it comes to replacing diesel and enabling their smooth transition to a low carbon fleet.

Britain’s favourite van manufacturer has been through a significant overhaul in the last two years as it readies itself for a new era of electric vehicles (EV).

David Savage, vice-president UK and Ireland, wants Geotab to be the number one player in the UK fleet telematics market

Fleet managers discussed some of the key industry challenges they face day-to-day at a recent Fleet News round table.

The right product and processes helps fledgling brand increase registrations 80% in a year.

Nadim Mehar’s entire career has involved his great love – cars. The knowledge he acquired while working in leasing has helped rail transport company Alstom avoid the tender ‘traps

After 20 years in business, Fleet Operations is adapting its fleet management offering to meet today’s challenges. MD Richard Hipkiss and CEO Ross Jackson speak to Fleet News

Speedy Asset Services goes above and beyond what is required, says head of fleet Aaron Powell

Highland Council has saved 166 tonnes of CO2 and cut travel costs by almost £2 million after replacing its grey fleet with a car club scheme.

Lunaz believes the most sustainable way to electrify vehicles is to upcycle the original internal combustion engine (ICE) versions

Emissions and rising fuel prices are accelerating the need for operators to adopt cleaner methods – and suppliers are responding

Callum Langan reveals how Sopp+Sopp is mitigating issues caused by the cost-of-living crisis for fleet customers, including Centrica

'Expert ball juggler' and Hall of Famer keeps fleet efficiencies in check, despite growing list of responsibilities

The inaugural Fleet News Wellbeing and Diversity & Inclusion Award was presented to National Grid fleet manager Lorna McAtear

Glass company is focusing on people and technology to ensure it is fit to stay competitive, but it also faces rising costs

Setting achievable targets is key to making the move to electric, according to Mitie fleet manager Heidi Thompson

Electrifying a fleet without negatively impacting business operations is a challenge all organisations are facing, particularly those running vans.

Motability CEO Andrew Miller talks supply shortages, rising prices and the transition to electric

Group discovers an interesting by-product from the introduction of more EVs

VIP-style approach to customer service is part of the Genesis strategy to win fleet sales

Red Corporate Driver Training not only helps fleets with training and other services, it is also considering how to electrify its own fleet at the same time

Buy-in from board members and drivers means electrification is no hill to climb for storage and information management services company Iron Mountain

New award for 2022 is snapped up by organisation that takes staff wellbeing seriously

Expansive £1m Rugby flagship depot signals Enterprise’s intention to continue growing its van, truck and specialist vehicles division

Halving the car fleet is ‘most controversial thing I’ve had to manage’ – Dale Eynon