How to transition to green and electric vehicle fleets
Reducing emissions and operating more sustainably are rightfully on many fleet managers’ minds. With the need to demonstrate more transparent corporate social responsibility (CSR) growing,
Lotus reveals ultra-quick Emeya electric sedan
Lotus has unveiled its latest electric powerhouse, the Emeya, claiming it to be one of the fastest electric GT cars globally. This impressive sedan marks
IVECO BUS ‘drives the road of change’ at Busworld 2023
IVECO BUS, leader in European people transport, will be present at the 20th edition of Busworld Europe, which will be held in Brussels, Belgium, from
The EV Network & bp pulse unveil the UK’s largest public EV charging hub
bp pulse, The EV Network (EVN) and NEC Group, are proud to announce the launch the UK’s largest public electric vehicle (EV) charging hub on
World EV Day – promoting clean transportation
Tomorrow, 9th September 2023 and in its fourth year of running, World EV Day™ stands as a crucial global event that underscores the pivotal role
Hydrogen truck from Gebrüder Weiss gets solar car moving
Team aCentauri’s innovative solar car is on its way to the World Solar Challenge in Australia. The international transport service provider Gebrüder Weiss used its
How AI can help fleet managers cut costs
As the auto industry continues to face inflation and supply challenges, managing costs efficiently remains a top priority for fleet managers. In particular, fuel has
Toyota reveals hydrogen fuel cell-powered Hilux prototype
In December 2022, we revealed how Thatcham Reseach has been supporting Toyota’s development of a hydrogen fuel-cell powered Toyota Hilux prototype, further companies have now
Project ICEBreaker to make hydrogen commercially viable for HGVs
Today a partnership of leading automotive technology companies confirmed its aim to radically overhaul the architecture of clean hydrogen powertrains to create a new and
Research shows that CVs have unplanned repairs every 10 weeks
Commercial vehicles suffer on average around five defects each year – equivalent to approximately one every 10 weeks – which may need them to be
