Vauxhall Vivaro-e Life: new emissions-free flagship
Vauxhall continues the electrification of its product portfolio with the all-electric, flagship variant of the Vivaro Life, the benchmark for multi-seat passenger cars. Fun to
Widespread electric vehicle use boosted by £4.1M deal
The widespread use of electric vehicles across the UK has moved a step closer following a £4.1 million funding deal to support the growth of
John Lewis Partnership steps up net zero carbon commitment
The John Lewis Partnership today announced that it is stepping up its commitment to reducing carbon emissions by building a dedicated biomethane gas filling station
Electric exhaust gas turbocharger for Mercedes-AMG
The future of Mercedes-AMG is turning electric and as part of this combines high efficiency with additional driving dynamics. To implement this combination to optimum
Ford Focus ST with intelligent automatic transmission goes on sale
The Ford Focus ST is now available to order with a new seven-speed intelligent automatic transmission on EcoBoost petrol variants. The order books for Focus
Sofico and BattMobility launch electric car share app
A partnership between fleet and mobility software provider, Sofico, and electric vehicle sharing specialist, BattMobility, has produced its first deliverable product – a vehicle reservation
Freshworks: an AI-powered enterprise platform
Freshworks provides organisations of varying sizes with SaaS customer engagement solutions that make it easy for support, sales and marketing professionals to communicate effectively with customers
Renault Trucks plans to adjust its workforce in France
After several years of strong demand where customers have massively renewed their truck fleets, Renault Trucks sees its business activities impacted by the global economic
Green number plates get the green light
Green number plates are set to be rolled out from autumn, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps confirmed today (Tuesday 16 June), under plans to drive a
‘Covid Caution’ wearing thin for commercial drivers
Commercial drivers in the U.K. continue to show signs of strain as a result of the continuing COVID-19 pandemic, according to new data from fleet
