LEVC has started work on the first prototypes of its new range-extender van ahead of the vehicle’s debut at this April’s CV show and its launch in Q4.
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Fleets have been told not to panic when it come to licence and document checking in the wake of the UK having formally left the EU – but urged to start making preparations for likely fundamental changes ahead.
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A new pay-as-you-go online optimisation tool is to launch for fleets this year; the result of a partnership between UK-based route optimisation and fleet scheduling specialist The Algorithm People and global GPS navigation pioneer Sygic.
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Mercedes-Benz Vans has joined forces with Europcar Mobility Group UK to offer trials of the eVito electric vehicle.
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Rivus Fleet Solutions is to operate Kier’s 7,000-strong vehicle fleet under a new five-year partnership between the firms.
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Comments from the Treasury have given hope that fleets and drivers will continue to get financial support with the switch to plug-in vehicles, ahead of plans to tighten the forthcoming ban on petrol and diesel cars/vans.
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Wardens at the Brecon Beacons National Park Authority are using a Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Commercial as part of ongoing work to lower fleet carbon emissions.
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The Government’s previously delayed online vehicle checker service has launched, helping drivers and businesses to prepare for the introduction of charging Clean Air Zones in Birmingham and Leeds.
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Van registrations rise 5.9% in January
UK light commercial vehicle registrations rose 5.9% in January, marking the second consecutive month of growth and boosted by demand for small and mid-sized vans.
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The BVRLA has reported another year of growth, with both membership numbers and total fleet size on the rise, helped by increases in personal leasing and commercial vehicle business leasing.
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The deadline for applications to the eCargo Bike Grant Fund Local Authority Scheme has now been extended until 27 March 2020 as councils show growing interest in using eCargo bikes as a means to cut emissions.
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The ban on sales of new petrol or diesel cars and vans in the UK will be brought forward from 2040 to 2035 at the latest and will also include hybrids, under government plans announced today.