The country’s used car and used van market will bounce back once lockdown is over according to Alex Wright, managing director of Shoreham Vehicle Auctions (SVA). Unlike the last recession in 2008 where the used market
As the government announced that they will be bringing forward the plan to ban the sale of conventionally powered vehicles by 2035, new research has revealed the UK could hit its target of ‘most vehicles on
On Tuesday 21st April 2020, Admiral announced that they will be giving their customers a £25 refund due to limited to no use of their motor vehicle over the lockdown period. For those who receive the
With pressure growing for vehicle delivery restrictions to be lifted, Oxford-based software solutions provider, Ebbon-Dacs, has further enhanced its market-leading electronic vehicle delivery and collection solution, moDel. moDel, Ebbon-Dacs ‘ leading vehicle delivery solution, which saw
Mercedes aren’t just luxury vehicle engineers, they’re innovators. This should hardly be surprising given the fact that Karl Benz, back in 1886, was patented with the rights to the development of the first ever car, a
Hitachi Capital (UK) PLC and GRIDSERVE Sustainable Energy Ltd today announce a partnership which aims to revolutionise the UK’s approach to solar energy and create the infrastructure to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles. In a
JGas, the Bathgate-based energy provider, has added a second Renault Trucks Range T tractor unit after a positive experience with a seed vehicle. “We were in the market for a new tractor unit, but also looking
Travelling with a pet dog in the car helps motorists to drive more cautiously and reduces stress behind the wheel, according to research by SEAT UK. The study revealed that our four-legged friends help their owners
Working in an industry which is constantly looking for greater efficiency, cleaner operations and reduced expenditure can be challenging. Here at Goodyear, we work with some of the biggest commercial operators in the UK, and we
Schmitz Cargobull is extending assembly of its rigid truck bodies in the UK through its national Service Partner network. The move will see bodybuilders who are already authorised maintenance providers assembling M.KO rigids, using panels shipped