KPMG
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Fleet industry news 4 May 2020Andrew Burn to lead KPMG Automotive practice
Professional services firm KPMG has appointed Andrew Burn, as UK head of automotive with immediate effect.
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Opinion 1 Apr 2020Budget 2020: Positive policy announcements, but some missed opportunities too
By Edwin Kemp, associate director Mobility 2030 at KPMG UK
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News 13 Mar 2020Budget 2020: Fast-charging infrastructure gets £500m boost
The Government has pledged £500 million over the next five years to support the rollout of a fast charging network for plug-in vehicles.
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Manufacturer news 11 Feb 2019UK carmakers expect to own connected car data
The majority of UK automotive executives believe that the owner/driver of a connected car in future won’t own the data their vehicle generates, according to KPMG’s Global Automotive Executive Survey 2019.
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Connected Fleet 26 Oct 2018OEMs vs tech giants: clash of the titans
A fierce battle is brewing for the future of road travel as major players bid to capitalise on the development of connected and autonomous cars.
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Fleet industry news 4 Oct 2018Fleet uptake of new cars declines by 22.4% in WLTP backlash
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders’ (SMMT) new car registration figures show fleet uptake declined by 22.4% in September, as a result of WLTP testing backlog.
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Fleet industry news 19 Jan 2018Online car buying could shrink dealer networks by almost 50% in a decade, finds KPMG
Fleets could be faced with having to use significantly smaller dealer networks in the future after UK automotive executives said they expect almost half of all car dealerships will disappear in less than a decade.
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Fleet industry news 19 Jan 2018UK needs a clear strategy to enhance position as leader in autonomous vehicles, says KPMG
The UK must prioritise developing a clear strategy to maintain and enhance its position as one of the most advanced markets in the world for autonomous vehicles, according to research from KPMG.
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Fleet industry news 21 Jul 2016Insurers 'unprepared' for driverless vehicle disruption, says KPMG report
The majority of insurers are completely unprepared for the arrival of driverless vehicles, according to a new study from KPMG.
