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The UK market sees approximately 2 million new cars registered every year, with around 50-55 percent classified as fleet or small- and medium-sized enterprise business vehicles depending upon definition. The challenging UK economic climate was expected to continue through 2013.
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The UK government has announced company car benefit-in-kind tax rates will increase on EVs beginning in 2025 at an annual rate of 1% to a maximum of 5%.
Read More →Predicting the future has been likened to a billiard game. The cue ball is the catalyst – representing a seminal event – that upon crashing into a racked set of balls triggers not only the initial reaction, but numerous unanticipated secondary and tertiary reactions. When the cue ball strikes its target, it unleashes unanticipated dynamics of balls deflecting off other careening balls, ultimately changing all of their trajectories. Let’s expand the analogy by making “fleet” one of the balls.
Read More →Britain’s commercial vehicle manufacturing industry continued its upswing in July, with production volumes up 46.3 percent over the same month last year.
Read More →Britain has decided to allow laws permitting driverless cars on public roads in January.
Read More →Where is the UK in the transition to fleet electrification? Automotive Fleet sits down with Phil Nothard of Cox Automotive to find out this, as well as the need to make a strong ecosystem for EVs in this Global Fleet Management Voices episode.
Read More →Innovate UK has announced that "UK Autodrive "a consortium of local authorities, the UK’s leading technology and automotive businesses and academic institutions, has won the UK Government’s £10m "Introducing Driverless Cars" competition.
Read More →Boris Johnson, the mayor of London, has announced the Toyota Mirai, the hydrogen fuel cell sedan, is coming to London, England, as part of his work to pioneer the use of cleaner technology for the future of the British capital’s transport and infrastructure.
Read More →“The trend towards increased homeworking has been one of the most visible effects of the pandemic for businesses, and there is clearly potential for making changes to travel policies in response,” said Shaun Sadlier, head of Arval Mobility Observatory in the UK.
Read More →The report says that to meet its target of 300,000 charge points by 2030, the U.K. government must install 30,000 devices every year for the next seven years.
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