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Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Shortlisted For Aw...
With its official UK launch still five months away, the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross has already been shortlisted for the prestigious Golden Steering Wheel Award in Germany.
New Tyre Guidance For Motorhome Drivers
TyreSafe has unveiled new tyre guidance for motorhome users along with a unique pressure calculator at tyresafe.org.
KIA Motors Proud To Be Sponsor Of Super Lea...
The second season of the Kia Super League is about to get underway and Kia Motors (UK) Ltd is proud to be title sponsor of this event especially as following England’s fantastic win against India in
Electric Vehicles Raise Questions For Fleet...
New Government proposals covering electric and other alternatively fuelled (AV) commercial vehicles could raise risk management questions for fleets, says Arval.
Focus Is Turned To Financing And Leasing Ri...
Ever since the sub-prime mortgage bubble burst in 2008, people have been trying to spot the seeds of a future crisis. It’s human nature.
BreakerLink: The 10 Most Requested Car Part...
Want to know which car parts are the most commonly replaced? And in which cars? Using comprehensive in-house data, we have put together a list that clearly illustrates the facts of the matter.
Tusker Rolls Out Rolec’s EV Charge Networ...
Tusker, one of the UK’s leading car benefit companies, recently installed a substantial number of Rolec’s AutoCharge electric vehicle charging pedestals at its Watford HQ.
Global Transportation Challenge For The Fut...
With over US$14 trillion expected to be invested in global transport infrastructure projects by 2025, a new report from Strategy&, PwC’s strategy consulting business, lays bare the need for a collaborative and tech-savvy approach to developing sustainable
Infiniti Retro Prototype To Debut At 2017
“It started as a simple thought– what if we found a car, down at the Southern tip of Japan, buried deep in a barn, hidden from all eyes for 70 years. What if in this car we found the
Internet Cars Only Tackle One Half Of The T...
The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) welcomes government guidelines to reduce the hacking risk of internet-connected cars, but urges focus on the technicians that work on the vehicles too.
