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Passenger cars in the European fleet market are expected to blossom over the next five years, despite potential declines for the segment in the United Kingdom as the result of Brexit.
Read More →Driscoll will share findings from his biennial market study, regarded as the telematics industry bible, at Bobit’s new virtual event taking place April 19 to 23.
Read More →Topics discussed include: more commercial EVs entering the market; how maintenance needs for EVs differ from gasoline-powered assets; and the importance of EV education for fleet managers.
Read More →Since the Lincoln Town Car has rolled into history, Toyota sees an opportunity in the livery market with the 2013 Avalon.
Read More →A battle is brewing between the traditional telematics providers, third-party connected car platforms, and the automakers themselves, which are returning with new digital applications.
Read More →FARMINGTON HILLS, MI – Continued economic growth in the trucking industry is forecasted for 2007; however, the growth will be significantly slower than in 2006, according to speakers at the National Truck Equipment Association's (NTEA) 2007 Business and Market Planning Summit, held Oct. 3-4, 2006, in Rosemont, Ill.
Read More →The company is proud of the performance, design, quality, and safety the vehicles contributed to the brand.
Read More →Chris Brown discusses key trends in repair management, including cycle times, parts supply, and the labor market with Richard Jacko and Stuart Braun of Fleet Response.
Read More →Diverse vehicle selectors offering multiple makes and models are relatively common among European corporate fleets. One of the many reasons is the fragmented fleet market shares of each OEM. In Europe, a large number of nameplates compete for the same commercial fleet business. Could the same future unfold for the U.S. fleet market over the next decade?
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