Report Says 250,000-plus V2G-Enabled EVs Will Be Sold through 2022

According to Navigant Research, plug-in electric vehicles with vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology is expected to expand steadily in the coming years, allowing for vehicles to participate as ancillary services for the power grid.

Report Predicts Fleet Management Systems in South Africa to Reach 3.6 Million by 2026

Berg Insight ranks Cartrack and MiX Telematics as the largest providers of fleet management solutions in South Africa. Cartrack alone has more than 500,000 active units in the country. The remaining top five companies are Tracker, Netstar, and Ctrack.

Fall Used-Vehicle Market to Improve But It is Still at a 3-Year Low

The upcoming fall market for used-vehicle sales promises to easily outperform the same period last year, which witnessed the unprecedented downfleeting of vehicles following the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11.

Coping With the Changing Diesel Market: AF Interviews Arnie Mack, Don Kolb, Ron Vogt

Automotive Fleet, noting the change in the used car market regarding diesel-powered vehicles, took the time recently to speak with four 'diesel experts' at a symposium sponsored by AF.

North American Telematics Market Projected to Surge to $7 Billion by 2007

HLDI Report Says Autonomous Braking and Adaptive Headlights Reduce Collision Claims & Injuries

ARLINGTON, VA – The Highway Loss Data Institute (HLDI) conducted a study of new advanced crash avoidance technologies and found that forward collision avoidance systems have the greatest impact on reducing crash incidents.

Report Says Gas Prices Could Drop Up to 50 Cents Per Gallon by Thanksgiving

PORTLAND, ME - Wright Express (WEX) has released the latest edition of its fuel prices index. The company said analysts are predicting a substantial drop in gasoline prices in the near future but not for diesel.

Report Says More Than 8 Million Cars Expected to Have Stop-Start Systems by 2017

ORLANDO, FL – A new study from Lux Research predicts the expansion of start-stop engine technology to more than 8 million new vehicles over the next five years as automakers work to meet fuel-economy standards, AAA reported.

New Report Says Passenger Vehicle Fuel Economy Improved 20% Since 2007

ANN ARBOR, MI – New research from the University of Michigan’s Transportation Research Institute found that the average fuel economy of all new cars, light trucks, minivans, and SUVs sold in the U.S. is on the rise, having passed 24 mpg for the first time ever.