He saw it as a way of reducing direct conflict between two parties – instead of two people arguing directly between themselves, How’s My Driving? could operate as an independent third-party who was ...

BYD is a brand on the up in the UK, and its latest model - the Seal 6 DM-i Touring plug-in hybrid - will only help its further its appeal with fleets. The Skoda Superb-sized car will be the brand's ...

Another tranche of public electric vehicle chargers operated by ChargePlace Scotland are being migrated to a new charge point operator.

Fleet News has joined a DfT-endorsed campaign set up by Autotrader, ChargeUK and the SMMT to promote user-friendly facts about electric cars.

Visitors to this year's Fleet & Mobility Live on October 7 and 8 will have the opportunity to explore BMW's all-new iX3 ahead of its launch in March 2026. The fully-electric SUV is the first car built ...

New research shows UK charge point operators face major hurdles meeting strict government uptime and support rules, with fines of up to £10,000 at stake.

Harris Group has appointed Sean Smith to the newly created role of head of fleet for Maxus UK. The move, it says, marks a step-change in its approach to the fleet sector, with the aim of elevating the ...

Unsecured creditors are “unlikely” to receive more than £28 million owed to them following the collapse of a vehicle rental and contract hire company.

Harris Maxus UK has outlined plans to transform its aftersales operations with record investment, new appointments and dealer ...

Leyland Trucks has completed its £5.1m ZETTA project, boosting UK zero-emission truck production through new automation, safety and digitalisation measures.

Paul Hollick, chair at the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP) examines the impact of the electric car grant and what this means for the fleet market.

Stagecoach Midlands is working with Vev on a shared electric vehicle infrastructure trial with electric trucks using a bus depot's facilities to charge.