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Farizon Auto UK appoints CPD Bodies as Nort...
Farizon Auto UK has appointed CPD Bodies as its first body conversion specialist and dealer partner in the North East of England. Based in Stockton-on-Tees,
Farizon SV wins double honour at 2026 Trade...
The Farizon SV has secured two major accolades at the Trade Van Driver Awards 2026, taking home ‘Best Technical Innovation’ and ‘Best Large Zero Emission
Privacy and Trust: The real competitive edg...
Telematics creates value by making vehicles transparent: where they are, how they are used and driven. The more granular the data, the greater the potential
Farizon reveals new Core trim and multiple ...
Farizon Auto has announced a comprehensive set of upgrades for its 2026 SV, enhancing the award-winning large electric van with improved comfort, expanded specification and
CoolKit named Kia PBV conversion partner fo...
CoolKit, one of the UK’s leading specialists in temperature-controlled light commercial vehicles (LCVs), has been named among the first five approved conversion partners for Kia’s
HMRC to appeal on public EV charging VAT ru...
The decision by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) to appeal a landmark VAT ruling on public EV charging has reignited debate about fairness, affordability and
what3words for Auto set to transform in-car...
At the Commercial Vehicle Show today, what3words has announced the upcoming launch of its new in-vehicle app, what3words for Auto, designed to deliver precise, voice-enabled
All new Farizon V7E electric van arrives in...
The all-new Farizon V7E has officially launched in the UK, bringing a highly efficient, city-focused electric van designed to maximise payload, cargo space and ease
MellowVans launches electric delivery vehic...
MellowVans has officially entered the UK market at the Commercial Vehicle Show 2026, unveiling a purpose-built electric solution designed to transform urban logistics and last-mile
E-Training World launches new manual handli...
Work-related musculoskeletal disorders remain a major occupational health challenge, accounting for 26% of all work-related ill health cases in 2025, according to Health and Safety
