Nissan has revamped its mid and full-size van range, updating both the NV300 and NV400 with efficient engines, all-new interiors and smart tech options ensuring the best user experience. The new models feature efficient powertrains meeting
Vauxhall will launch the new Vivaro-e next year, the pure battery electric version of its best-selling medium van. Following the addition of the all-electric Corsa-e and plug-in hybrid Grandland X Hybrid4 to its product range, the
Softcat, a FTSE 250 listed company and leading provider of business technology solutions and services, has surveyed over 1,600 of its customers* across 18 different industries to reveal the biggest 2020 technology priorities. In an increasingly
Student, Asim Tahraf bought a pair of customised number plates in celebration of graduating from Aston University in Birmingham. As he was required to do, he checked that the plates were registered with both the DVLA
EDF Group has announced the acquisition of a British start up called Pivot Power, specialising in battery storage and infrastructure for electric vehicle charging. This move will allow EDF, already the largest low carbon electricity producer
Citroën is one of the leading players in the Light Commercial Vehicles market, as is consistently proven by its excellent sales. The brand’s centenary year in 2019 has highlighted the innovative styling that has remained a constant
The Daimler Group launched a new corporate structure as planned on November 1, 2019. The spin-off of the business divisions passenger cars and vans as well as trucks and buses into subsidiaries became effective at the
Hasty drivers risk paying much more for their car than they need to, by failing to shop around and not taking time to read the confusing small print behind headline car finance figures. That’s the warning
Scania (Great Britain) Limited has this week staged its 2019 Apprentice of the Year competition, an event designed to test, recognise and reward the skills of its top performing Apprentice Technicians. The contest is an annual
A new standard to protect vulnerable road users from the ‘most dangerous’ heavy goods vehicles by minimising blind spots has officially launched in London. Under the Direct Vision Standard, HGVs will be categorised depending on the