diesel ban
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Fleet industry news 4 Mar 2021CMA electric vehicle charging investigation shifts focus
The Competition and Markets Authority investigation into electric vehicle (EV) charging has shifted its focus to ultra-rapid chargers and on-street charging.
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Electric fleet news 27 Jan 2021Government considering limiting sale of ICE cars ahead of 2030
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.
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Electric fleet news 23 Dec 2020
Two-thirds of fleets say 2030 petrol and diesel ban is too soon
Inadequate charging infrastructure and limited range are biggest barriers to electric vehicle adoption, according to Fleet News poll.
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Opinion 23 Dec 2020Electrification by 2030 is achievable, but co-ordinated action is needed
Paul Hollick, chair of the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP), reacts to Government ending the sale of new petrol and diesel cars and vans from 2030.
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Electric fleet news 4 Dec 2020Investigation into EV charging sector launched by CMA
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is launching a market study into electric vehicle (EV) charging to make sure that the sector delivers for drivers.
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Electric fleet news 1 Dec 2020One in seven fleet cars and vans 'now electrified'
Vehicle data from Epyx suggests that 14% of cars and vans operated by fleets are now either hybrid or battery electric vehicles (BEVs).
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General News 27 Nov 2020UPDATED: Decarbonise fuel, not vehicles, says automotive industry report
The Government should focus on decarbonising the fuel, not the vehicle, a new report into the future of Britain’s automotive industry has said.
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Fleet industry news 24 Nov 2020
Quick-fire petrol and diesel ban survey for fleets
Fleet News is asking fleet decision-makers for their views on the diesel and petrol, new car and van ban from 2030.
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Electric fleet news 19 Nov 2020
Zero-emission capability crucial to which hybrids remain on sale
The Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) has attempted to clarify the types of hybrid cars and vans that will be allowed to remain on sale until 2035.
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Fleet industry news 18 Nov 2020Fleet and leasing industry reacts to 2030 diesel and petrol ban
Fleet and leasing industry welcomes ban but says support will be needed for fleets to make the transition.
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Electric fleet news 18 Nov 2020
New petrol and diesel car and van ban confirmed
New petrol and diesel cars and vans will not be allowed to be sold in the UK from 2030.
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Electric fleet news 16 Nov 2020
Diesel and petrol new car and van ban from 2030, reports suggest
The Government has decided to bring forward the ban on new diesel and petrol cars and vans by 10 years from 2040 to 2030, reports suggest.
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Electric fleet news 15 Jul 2020
UK Electric Fleets Coalition calls for 2030 diesel and petrol ban
A coalition of fleets running more than 400,000 cars and vans wants the Government to bring forward the ban on new diesel and petrol vehicles.
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Fleet industry news 19 Feb 2020Electrify fleets sooner to prepare for 2035, says Arval
Arval is urging fleets to consider rapidly bringing forward their EV plans, with the sale of new petrol, diesel and hybrid cars and vans due to end by 2035.
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Fleet industry news 13 Feb 2020
Petrol and diesel new car ban could start in 2032
A planned ban on the sale of new diesel and petrol cars and vans, as well as hybrids, could start as early as 2032, the transport secretary Grant Shapps has said.
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Fleet industry news 5 Feb 2020
Fleet industry reacts to 2035 petrol and diesel ban
Politicians have been accused of 'not living in the real world' after the Government announced it was bringing forward the ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars and vans to 2035.
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Fleet industry news 29 Nov 2019
Is the future demonisation of diesel inevitable?
FleetCheck believes that 2020 could turn out to be a make or break year for diesel.
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Fleet industry news 6 Nov 2019Bristol City Council cabinet approves diesel ban
A diesel ban has moved a step closer in Bristol after the cabinet approved the plan yesterday (Tuesday, November 5).
