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Average used light commercial vehicle (LCV) values fell by 1.8% (£177) in September, down from £9,864 to £9,687, according to BCA.

Tesco will start charging electric vehicle (EV) drivers to use its supermarket charge points at all stores from Tuesday, November 1.

Jaguar Land Rover has secured a supply of silicon carbide semiconductors for its next generation electric vehicles, thanks to a partnership with Wolfspeed.

Drivers are looking for more flexibility in their company car schemes at the same time as beneficial benefit-in-kind tax rates are making the schemes more attractive.

Fleet Check is claiming that the UK is “slipping further behind” in adopting the hydrogen for road transport, following the closure of three filling stations.

Clean Motion is accepting orders for its EVIG electric tricycle, which features solar charging capability.

Partnership will allow rapid screening of policies with Synectics Solutions’ National SIRA - a syndicated database of cross-sector customer risk intelligence.

The report aims to help commercial fleets navigate decarbonisation challenges and work towards a net-zero emissions fleet with supporting tools and frameworks.

Gridserve installs a 360kW charger, capable of adding 100 miles to an electric vehicle (EV) in less than five minutes, at its Braintree Electric Forecourt.

Mercedes has updated its A-Class and B-Class models for 2023, introducing revised technology and new electrified powertrains.

Alfa Romeo has introduced a range of updates to its Giulia and Stelvio models, effective from Q1 2023.

Three London streets have each generated more than £1 million per year in parking fines, according to new research.

The European Union (EU) has reached an agreement to end the sale of new petrol and diesel cars and vans in 2035.

New data from Enterprise Rent-A-Car indicates the number of road accidents increase by 10% in the two weeks after the clocks go back.

North Northamptonshire Council is planning to install up to 80 new on-street electric vehicle (EV) charging points for use from early next year.

October to December are the most active months of the year for car crime, with a peak in thefts in November, research from Tracker Network reveals.

Stellantis is scaling up production of the Peugeot Expert, Citroen Dispatch and Vauxhall Vivaro fuel cell light commercial vehicles to an industrial level.

Electric vehicle (EV) drivers have seen average charging costs increase by 14% since June, new data from Zap-Map suggests.

Osprey Charging has announced that it is cutting the cost of charging an electric vehicle (EV) on its network two months after hiking its rates by 50%.

September output levels reached their highest since 2011, marking nine months of consecutive growth.

The was a 6% decline in UK car production in September, with 63,125 models rolling off factory lines, according to new figures published by the SMMT.

T&E is calling for the success of the “first-class system” of incentivising zero emission company cars to be replicated across the private buyer sector.

Extension comes after recently updated Department for Transport (DfT) guidance that allows local authority trials to continue until May 31, 2024.

CitySprint has announced that it is looking for more than 600 couriers across the UK ahead of its busiest time of the year.

A new yellow paper, designed to help fleets survive and thrive on their routes to alternative fuels, has been launched by the AA’s business services division.

Food delivery company Deliveroo is to use Volt’s Burlington e-bikes in a nationwide trial.

After having the largest increase in the previous quarter, the North-East saw its number of charge points fall by 1.1%, a decrease of 13 devices.

Ford bosses have confirmed that the last Ford Fiesta will will roll off the production line in June next year.