Natalie Middleton
Hyundai and Waymo to create fleet of Ioniq 5 EV robotaxis
Hyundai and Waymo are collaborating to create a fleet of fully autonomous Ioniq 5 electric SUVs.
Believ gains Carbon Neutral Britain accreditation
Charge point operator Believ is now Carbon Neutral Britain accredited, reinforcing the company’s drive to achieve a sustainable future.
New entry-level Tesla Model Y now boasts 373-mile range
Tesla has introduced a new entry-level version of its Model Y electric SUV, boosting range.
Van registrations rise in September but EV uptake falls again
The UK’s new light commercial vehicle market grew for the second month running in September, but battery electric van (BEV) uptake fell.
Paythru proposes EV payments charter to tackle charging pain points
Paythru has issued proposed guiding principles to help the charge point sector address current customer pain points.
Hyundai Inster budget EV priced from £23,495
Hyundai has revealed prices and specifications for its Inster baby electric SUV.
Record EV performance in September down to unprecedented discounting, SMMT warns
The UK new car market rose 1.0% in September with record EV registrations but the automotive sector has warned that growth is unstable and unsustainable without government action.
Vauxhall slashes prices for electric Corsa and Astra models
Vauxhall has shaved thousands of pounds off prices for its electric Corsa and Astra models, helping more drivers go electric.
Maserati, Peugeot and Polestar electric car reviews in new issue of Fleet World
The new issue of Fleet World / Van Fleet World is now out, delivering latest insights on conventional and electric vehicles.
Vaylens simplifies EV charging for fleet operators
Vaylens, the charging management software brand recently launched by the Kostal Group, is simplifying how fleet operators manage and monetise EV charging with the launch of its latest suite of solutions.
Lexus RZ electric SUV gets longer-range, lower-price entry model
Lexus has launched a new entry-level version of its RZ electric SUV, cutting pricing to under £50k and boosting range.
New Peugeot E-408 is fully electric fastback crossover with 281-mile range
Peugeot has debuted its E-408 fully electric fastback crossover, driving its mission to become the leading mainstream EV brand in Europe.
Net zero transport needs ‘unprecedented’ collaboration across government and industry
Delivering net zero transport will require collaboration across all key agencies of government and industry, according to stakeholders speaking today at the Zemo Partnership Summit 2024.
Skoda Elroq electric compact SUV to deliver 360-mile range
Škoda’s Elroq has entered the electric compact SUV fray, delivering a highly competitive proposition for fleets.
Vauxhall starts UK fleet trials of hydrogen vans
The first fleet trials of the Vauxhall Vivaro Hydrogen are now underway ahead of the arrival of the Movano Hydrogen later this year.
Kia Charge grows network to 800,000+ charging points
The Kia Charge electric vehicle charging service has hit a new milestone of 800,000+ charging points across Europe.
EV transition doesn’t need radical tax reform, says new report
Radical tax reform is unnecessary to support the country’s transition to electric vehicles, according to a new report.
Electric vans debut in Aston Barclay’s LCV desirability index
Aston Barclay’s latest LCV desirability index is now out – headed by an electric van for the first time.
Used EV values rise in September after 24 months of decline, Cap HPI reports
Used electric car values rose 1% at the three-year mark in September, according to new figures from Cap HPI.
Hydrogen vans far more viable under 2030 hybrid extension, says FleetCheck
Government plans to allow hybrids to stay on sale until 2035 creates a potential “window of opportunity” for hydrogen van technology to become more widely adopted, says FleetCheck.
