Car and Van News
Used car market enjoys record uptake
The UK’s used car market grew by 2.8% in the third quarter to reach more than two million (2,021,265) transactions, according to the latest figures
New LCVs market falls in October by 15.1%
UK deliveries of new light commercial vehicles (LCVs) fell by -15.1% in October with 22,896 vans, pickups and 4x4s registered, according to the latest figures
Nexperia crisis puts carmakers at risk
The Nexperia crisis began in October 2025 when Dutch authorities escalated long-running concerns about governance at Nexperia, a Netherlands-based semiconductor manufacturer owned by China’s Wingtech.
Cyber attack hits van and car production
UK car production fell -27.1% in September, according to the latest figures published today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). 51,090 units
New LCV demand dips slightly in September
UK deliveries of new LCVs dipped by -2.1% in ‘new numberplate’ September with 47,418 vans, pickups and 4x4s registered, according to the latest figures published
Most employees choose their first new car v...
Analysis by Fleet Evolution has found that over 80% of eligible employees who joined one of its salary sacrifice car schemes were selecting their first
Van registrations shrank every month in 202...
New van registrations shrank by -12.1% to 156,048 units in the first half of 2025, according to the latest figures published today by the Society
UK vehicle production constraints continue
UK car and commercial vehicle production fell for the fifth consecutive month in May, down -32.8% to 49,810 units, according to the latest figures published
Road Transport Expo 2025: Fully Booked and ...
The countdown is on—Road Transport Expo (RTX) 2025 is set to be the must-attend event for professionals in the road haulage and commercial vehicle sector.
Homeowners to plug into profits as EV charg...
Planning rules scrapped: No more permission needed to install home EV chargers. Nationwide surge: This comes as YourParkingSpace saw EV charger listings already rise by
