World première in Düsseldorf of the new Caddy
It wins plaudits as a van, family MPV, shuttle and camper with limitless versatility: the Caddy. To date over three million have been built, and
Mental health: having someone in their corner
Stars from the world of sport are making it more acceptable for the van community to speak about their mental health and wellbeing, more than
Kia and Hyundai develop world’s first ICT connected shift system
Kia and Hyundai announced that they have developed the world’s first predictive Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Connected Shift System, enabling the vehicle to automatically
IRU report uncovers barriers to road safety investment
IRU (International Road Transport Union) has released a comprehensive report on road safety investment by mobility and logistics operating companies. The findings highlight that while
Turbulent times provide opportunity for new fleet policies
The current turbulence and uncertainty in the fleet market surrounding WLTP and the outlawing of fossil fuel and hybrid vehicles in just 12-15 years’ time
Tesla Model X: automatic brakes just saved two families from a falling tree
Two families narrowly avoided being crushed by a tree as their Tesla Model X automatic brakes denied a Storm Dennis disaster. Laurence Sanderson, his wife
NewMotion: 2020 EV driver survey
NewMotion 10th anniversary event fully powered by batteries of six electric vehicles Amsterdam, February 19, 2020 – NewMotion, a leading smart charging solutions provider for
Coronavirus makes an impact
Coronavirus is starting to make itself felt with the news that Jaguar Land Rover is facing a temporary closure, and JCB instigating a shorter working
The company car is back!
Eight out of ten business employees who currently opt out of a company car scheme are ‘likely’ or ‘very likely’ to move back to company
APPG launches inquiry into impact of Clean Air Zones on freight and logistics industry
Following the re-formation of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Road Freight and Logistics, the group is now calling for evidence in its first inquiry of
