Vauxhall Combo Electric available for same cost as Combo Diesel
Vauxhall has announced new offers on the Combo Electric, allowing businesses to switch to electric for the same monthly rental as a diesel Combo with
First Renault Trucks tippers for Roy Braidwood & Sons
Manchester-based, Roy Braidwood & Sons Transport Ltd, has taken delivery of two C440 8x4s with sleeper cabs, the first Renault trucks on the 35-strong 8-wheeler
MAN eTruck continues to gain momentum
“We are continuing to gain momentum when it comes to electromobility. Our eTruck is very well received by our customers. The start of sales has
Starting signal for battery-electric mega trip
Mercedes-Benz Trucks started the most extensive test run in the company’s history from Frankfurt am Main on Tuesday. With the “eActros 600 European Testing Tour
BEVs: Charging not price is the crucial change barrier
20% of consumers will consider buying a battery electric vehicle (BEV) when they next change car, while only 3% own one today. This encouraging insight
Motus Commercials joins Novuna Vehicle Solutions approved service network
Motus Commercials, the largest independent commercial vehicle dealer group in the UK, has become the latest partner to join Novuna Vehicle Solutions’ approved network of
Thatcham Research launches ADAS Aware training
Today, automotive risk intelligence company Thatcham Research has launched its new ADAS Aware e-learning course to support UK bodyshops and address the existing skills gap
TUAL drives infrastructure expansion
TUAL, leading innovator in electric commercial-vehicle charging solutions, today announces the opening of its new commercial headquarters at Bicester Motion in its Heritage area in
Asset Alliance Group strengthens partnership with PJH
PJH has invested in new contract-hire vehicles from Asset Alliance Group as part of a major fleet renewal programme. The leading bathrooms, appliances, sinks and
Future governments must tackle skills gap ‘timebomb’
Steve Horne, CEO of GSF Car Parts, has today warned that the UK’s automotive sector is now facing a skills gap “timebomb” – and urged
