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The Goodyear AERO – A Concept Tyre for Au...
Goodyear introduces its latest concept tyre at the 2019 Geneva International Motor Show The Goodyear AERO concept is a two-in-one tyre designed for the autonomous,
BMW moves ahead consistently with electrifi...
Premium automobile manufacturer BMW is consistently moving ahead with the electrification of its drive portfolio and now presents its latest plug-in hybrid models at the
‘No more excuses’ for motor finance sec...
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) needs to ramp up its work in the motor finance sector, particularly around unfair commission models. Responding to the FCA’s
Porsche in tax investigation probe
Porsche said it was cooperating with German prosecutors to clear up investigations into alleged tax debts related to early retirees and taxable benefits enjoyed by
Road safety enters new dimension in Westmin...
The UK’s first 3D zebra crossing – designed to give the impression that passing vehicles are about to drive over a ramp – has been
The Deritend Group renews fleet management ...
The Deritend Group has signed a new four-year fleet management agreement with Burton upon Trent-based CBVC Vehicle Management, the fourth between the two companies in
Demand for short-term leasing to rise
Demand-based short-term car leasing utilising a subscription-style funding solution is anticipated to increase in popularity as a lack of confidence continues to undermine business willingness
Autonomous vehicles — why consumer accept...
The UK continues to make substantial investments in autonomous vehicles (AVs), but with the country slipping from fifth to seventh on KPMG’s 2019 Autonomous Vehicles
Dearman-Hubbard zero emission refrigeration...
The groundbreaking Dearman-Hubbard transport refrigeration unit (TRU) is to start a month-long European tour to visit major fleet operators across the continent. The tour will
UK CV production sees double-digit growth i...
UK CV manufacturing grew 49.1% in January, with 9,182 vans, trucks, buses and coaches leaving production lines, according to figures published today by the Society
