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Mazda Motors has made changes to its European and UK sales leadership teams to manage the transition to electrification for customers and dealers.

If it wins the next election, Labour says it will reinstate the 2030 ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars and vans.

Bradford is reporting significant improvements in air quality after introducing a clean air zone (CAZ) in the city.

Audi has unveiled the updated 2024 Q4 e-tron, offering three powertrain options, improved efficiency, electric range and performance.

Latest news on industry appointments, including new commercial director appointed at Fleet Operations and Cox Automotive makes appointment to lead FleetMaster expansion.

This year’s Fleet & Mobility Live will feature an area dedicated to bringing together local authorities and the fleets they are closely collaborating with.

The delay to decarbonising the commercial fleet industry will create more uncertainty for operators and the wider industry, the Government has been warned.

Emissions from new cars joining Europcar’s company car fleet have plummeted in the past 18 months with help from CBVC Vehicle Management.

Zeekr, part of the Geely Holding Group, has released details of its X fully-electric urban compact luxury SUV.

Dylan Setterfield, head of forecast strategy at Cap HPI, looks at how used car values will likely perform into 2024.

Audi is updating its flagship Q8 SUV with a number of new design features and upgraded technologies.

The delay to the ban on the sale of new ICE cars and vans has been welcomed by some, met with disbelief by others and criticised by many.

This year’s Fleet & Mobility Live Tomorrow's Fleet area will showcase some of the latest innovations shaping the future of fleet.

Problems with the perception of Chinese cars remain a barrier to them gaining traction in the European market, new research suggests.

The ban on the sale of new internal combustion engine (ICE) cars and vans from 2030 has been scrapped, the Prime Minister has announced.

Tyres fitted to electric vehicles (EVs) being operated by fleets are not lasting as long as those on petrol and diesel cars, new data from Epyx suggests.

Volkswagen has launched the all-new Tiguan, which will be available in petrol, diesel, mild hybrid and plug-in hybrid options.

Fleet trade body the AFP says that the lack of an agreement over the future of hundreds of employees and potential redundancy costs is untenable.

Salary sacrifice car schemes will be put under the microscope as part of a special panel debate at next month’s Fleet & Mobility Live.

BYD has revealed an aspiration to capture 6% of the UK electric vehicle market over the next few years on the back of an accelerated model launch plan

The UK’s transition to battery electric vehicles has emerged from its ‘early adopter’ market phase as more than 800,000 have been registered since 2018, says the SMMT.

Latest EV industry news, including MFG passes ultra-rapid charger milestone and half of EV drivers would not stay at a hotel without onsite charging.

Moto Hospitality has partnered with mental health charities Mind and SAMH for its Cabservation campaign to help improve the mental health of HGV drivers.

A shift in car and van replacement cycles post pandemic should be reflected in vehicle lease contracts and warranties, says FleetCheck.

Topspeed Couriers is accelerating towards an all-electric fleet by investing heavily in battery-powered vans.

An increasing number of businesses are adding electric vehicle (EV) salary sacrifice schemes to employee benefit packages, says Fleet Alliance.

Six businesses and individuals from across the country are celebrating following the announcement of Logistics UK’s Van Awards 2023.

Ford has released details of its first ever Ranger plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV), with production due to start next year.

Naomi Nye, electric vehicle specialist at Drax Electric Vehicles, looks at what more needs to be done to ensure a standardised and reliable approach to EV infrastructure.