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Europcar Mobility Group UK has introduced price parity between electric vehicles are their equivalent petrol and diesel models.

Fleets and their drivers should expect fuel prices to fall due to a significant drop in wholesale costs, RAC analysis suggests.

Technology designed to keep drivers safe on smart motorways failed on several stretches of the strategic road network last year.

The UK’s premier fleet driving event Company Car in Action (CCIA) takes place on June 11 and 12 at UTAC Millbrook, Bedfordshire.

SMMT argues the move would convert ‘electric sceptics’ and boost plug-in registrations by 15%, helping manufacturers achieve ZEV mandate targets.

Online logistics business DriiveMe saw a 54% year-on-year increase in vehicle movements across fleet, OEM and dealer sectors in 2024.

FN50 leasing and rental company Drivalia has appointed Motor Assist to provide end-to-end accident management and mobility solutions.

Dynamon’s Zero software analysed TfL’s vehicle telematics data and operational patterns over a 12-month period.

Toyota will expand its electric vehicle range with its new C-HR+ SUV before the end of 2025.

A long-established player in fleet telematics and camera solutions, the business is gearing up to expand its UK presence.

Fleet News has revealed the winners for the industry’s most prestigious and highly coveted awards, recognising excellence across the fleet sector.

More than a third of motorists (36%) would welcome wider use of 20mph speed limits if it meant savings on their car insurance, new research indicates.

Commercial fleets risk increasing costs by up to a third when transitioning to zero emission road transport by oversizing their electric vehicle infrastructure.

Vehicle broker Vanaways has revealed ambitious plans to double turnover to £200 million in the next two years.

Electric vehicle sales have increased by 20% across Europe year-to-date, according to new data from Rho Motion.

Shane Mann, CEO of Tranzaura, examines the increase in extreme weather events and what fleets can do to mitigate their impact.

The European Investment Bank and Ayvens have signed a new financing agreement to rollout a fleet of 19,000 eLCVs in Europe over the next three years.

Fixter manages every aspect of vehicle maintenance – from scheduling and servicing to invoicing and reporting.

Elon Musk’s political views are becoming an increasing consideration for UK fleet customers choosing Tesla, according to the latest Fleet News at 10 webinar.

Four out of five fleet decision-makers say AI is the future of safety, according to new research from Teletrac Navman.

Government criticised for “patchy” public availability of charge points, with concerns also raised over charger deployment at motorway services.

Government plans to replace street works licences with permits to make it easier, cheaper and faster to install chargers on public roads and streets.

Fiat has announced changes to its UK management team to support the 2025 launch of new models to its range.

Fleets are being warned about drowsy driving, with more than 430 people killed or seriously injured, and 1,276 collisions, linked to tiredness in 2023.

Point S UK has unveiled ambitious plans to build the country’s largest independent automotive service network by 2035.

Radius Vehicle Solutions GB has secured a contract to provide Fleet Assist customers with a range of SMR services in a multi-year agreement.

Vehicles fitted with Lightfoot devices covered a record one billion miles in 2024 - the first time this milestone has been hit in a calendar year.

With fleets playing an increasingly high-profile part in corporate life, AFP chair Paul Hollick says its annual conference will reflect this changing dynamic.

Cox Automotive is seeking nominations for its annual Barbara Cox “Woman of the Year” Award 2025.

A consortium of five industry partners has completed the UK's latest autonomous driving research project – evolvAD - the most rigorous ever in the country.