Van fleets are “pouring money down the drain” and creating more emissions by not clamping down on aggressive driving styles, new research suggests.
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The Department for Transport is relaxing the UK’s ZEV mandate rules for automakers and giving firms more support on meeting targets, responding to the US tariffs.
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UK buyer demand for new vans has shrunk for the fourth month running despite the arrival of the new ’25 plate.
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KGM Motors UK, formerly SsangYong, is supporting the Verderers of the New Forest with the handover of five all-new Musso pickup trucks, supplied by Balmer Lawn Group.
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A new freight hub that will support more sustainable logistics across London has opened on a six-month trial underneath Waterloo Station.
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Kia is showcasing the potential for its new electric vans to become AI-powered mobility space solutions in collaboration with LG Electronics.
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Modern tradespeople drink herbal tea, do yoga and worry about the environment, new myth-busting research finds.
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Road Test: Volkswagen eTransporter L1H1
Another iconic Volkswagen gets an upgraded electric drive, with a little help from Ford. John Kendall has the full story.
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The Government has announced that the Plug-in Truck Grant has been extended for a further year.
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Evri is trialling an autonomous robot delivery dog later this year in an industry first.
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Vertas has cut fleet emissions by 57% and made major cost savings through its technology partnership with Trakm8.
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Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles’ Caddy Cargo van and seven-seat Multivan people carrier are now available with plug-in hybrids.