Fleet Incentives Available on Avalanche

In Memoriam: George Frink -1937-2007

ROCHESTER, MI – George Frink, former executive director of General Motors NAO Consolidated Fleet Operations, long-time fleet director for Chevrolet Division, and fleet industry icon, passed away from cancer in Rochester Thursday, Oct. 25.

AT Home Care Switches from Reimbursement to Company-Provided Vehicles to Recruit & Retain Employees

RICHMOND, VA – Advanced Technologies in Home Care, Inc. (AT Home Care), a private home health care company, is counting on the delivery of 32 new Chevrolet HHRs to help the company attract and retain the best quality workers, and control operating expenses. In addition to providing cars for its full-time field staff of clinicians, AT Home Care will cover gas, insurance, and vehicle maintenance.

Icom North America Earns 17 New EPA Certifications for GM Vehicles

LYON TOWNSHIP, MI – The new certifications allow Icom to convert approximately 200 Chevrolet and GMC light-duty trucks and SUVs to run on propane autogas.

GM Logo Dropped Starting 2010-MY

DETROIT - General Motors Co. will no longer include the silver "GM" corporate logo on its vehicles.

GM to Invest $449M in Next-Gen Electrification

General Motors Corp. will invest $449 million to upgrade manufacturing processes at two Detroit-area automotive assembly plants to support the next-generation Chevrolet Volt battery-electric hybrid, the company has announced.

GM, Honda Partner on EV Battery Development

Under the agreement, the companies would develop advanced chemistry compounds, including the cell and module, to accelerate development of the future battery-electric vehicles.

Top 10 News of 2014 on AutomotiveFleet.com

AutomotiveFleet.com readers created many page views for the site during the year for news items covering various recalls across most all vehicle brands that will surpass 58 million for the year.

GM Volt Could Draw 100 mpg Rating

DETROIT --- General Motors Corp. has reached an agreement with the California Air Resources Board that could result in the Chevrolet Volt electric vehicle receiving a 100 mpg fuel economy rating from the EPA, the company told the Detroit Free Press.