ISG starts work on electric car battery gigaplant
ISG has started enabling works this morning on a battery gigaplant for manufacturer Britishvolt in Cambois, Northumberland. Sources estimate the 2.7m sq ft factory project,
Hyundai presents carbon neutral commitment at IAA Mobility 2021
Hyundai Motor Company today announced its commitment to become carbon neutral by 2045 at IAA Mobility 2021. Hyundai’s integrated strategy to achieve carbon neutrality rests
£1bn hydrogen investment fund launched by Jo Bamford
Green entrepreneur Jo Bamford has joined forces with multi-family office Vedra Partners to launch HYCAP, a hydrogen investment fund which has set its sights on
Fleet Alliance provides driving force behind Scotland’s Renewable Energy COP26 roadshow
Glasgow-based leasing and fleet management company, Fleet Alliance, is providing a zero-emission vehicle to help promote Scottish Renewable’s sustainability role in Scotland’s fight against climate
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, Argo AI and MOIA show first ID.BUZZ prototype for autonomous driving
In black and white camouflage and with high roof structures, it rolls quietly on his big wheels into the hall where the Volkswagen Group’s New
Flexible fleet is key for DMN Logistics
National vehicle movement and inspection company DMN Logistics has partnered with SOGO for its corporate fleet. The Birmingham based logistics company has decided to switch
Mercedes−Benz eCitaro: Travelling in the Blue Lane
“What will move us next,” is the slogan of the IAA MOBILITY 2021 from 07 to 12 September of this year in Munich. Visitors to
Stellantis expands LCV training programme
Stellantis is expanding its new Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) Training Programme following the immediate success from its launch in April this year. Operated for Vauxhall,
One-in-four drivers still in the dark about E10 petrol
More than a quarter of drivers (27%) are yet to check whether their car is compatible with new E10 petrol that arrives at forecourts this
Kent Access Permit policy cost hauliers over £630,000 in fines
Hauliers were fined over £630,000 for not having the right paperwork to enter Kent at the end of the Brexit transition period, DfT has revealed.
