Fiat Chrysler Automobiles[1], a leading global automaker, and Kaluza, a leading intelligent energy platform, have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at exploring how to deliver cheaper, simpler and more sustainable EV charging services to FCA’s customers through Kaluza’s pioneering cloud platform.
Ford has extended the functionality of its Ford Telematics fleet management tool to include data on vehicles from other manufacturers. The new multi-make functionality enables fleet managers to manage and optimise all vehicles, regardless of manufacturer, through the easy-to-use Ford Telematics desktop app.
Jaguar Land Rover is partnering with global software, mobility and telecoms companies to create a smart city hub that will allow real-world testing of connected technology where self-driving vehicles share the streets with cars, pedestrians and cyclists.
DS Automobiles is working with Ultraleap, a global leader in human-machine interface technologies, to bring cutting-edge mid-air haptic and hand tracking technology to future DS models; in a move that could spell the end for touchscreens and buttons.
Hyundai Motor Company and INEOS today announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding to explore new opportunities to accelerate the global hydrogen economy.
Ford-owned e-scooter firm Spin is living up to its commitment to empower riders with the freedom to move safely around their community with the launch of a new £100,000 Micromobility Research Fund in the UK.
D2H Advanced Technologies, the UK-based specialist engineering and technology company developing an innovative new, low cost electric vehicle (EV) chassis, has unveiled a durable, lightweight body concept for the chassis.
Despite an increase in local lockdown restrictions across the north and midlands during the month, BCA reported another month of good demand in October. Average used car values remained above £8,000 for the fifth consecutive month.
KINTO UK has chosen Fleetondemand's Mobilleo MaaS platform to power its new flexible mobility solution for customers throughout the UK.
Land Rover has given Bowler permission to produce vehicles using the classic Defender shape in the next phase of development for the UK-based manufacturer of all-terrain performance cars and rally raid vehicles.
Volvo Cars and its strategic affiliate Polestar can confirm that they will reduce fleet emissions beyond their joint CO2 target for 2020 as defined by the regulations set by the European Commission, adding further credibility to both companies’ strategic focus on electrification.
Electric Assisted Vehicles, the Oxfordshire-based micro-mobility manufacturer, has today revealed the latest design in their range of ultra-lightweight, zero emissions, urban commercial vehicles produced to ease congestion, reduce environmental and infrastructure impact as well as improve efficiency within towns and cities worldwide.
Volvo Cars is making significant investments that allow for the in-house design and development of electric motors for the next generation of Volvo models, as the company continues to move towards becoming a fully electric car maker.
ŠKODA is aiming to eliminate the hassle and faff of trying to belt up at night with the innovation of illuminated smart seat belt buckles. The Czech firm has been granted a worldwide patent for the ingenious new system that has been under development at the brand’s Simply Clever labs.
Lexus has reached the milestone of one million vehicle sales in Europe*, the cumulative total breaking through seven figures in September. It’s a timely achievement, coinciding with the 30th anniversary of Lexus’s arrival in the region.
Mercedes-Benz has won the prestigious ‘Fleet Manufacturer of the Year’ title at this year’s Business Car awards. Plus, the A 250 e has been named ‘Best Plug-In Hybrid Car’, while GLB achieved ‘Best Large SUV’.
IONITY, the leading high-power charging network for electric vehicles, registered an increase in the use of its charging stations over the last few months, especially after the COVID-19 lockdown period that started in April 2020.
Vauxhall has won the Editor’s Choice category at the 2020 Business Car awards, impressing the industry title with its cost-efficient vehicle range and excellent customer service.
Luxury supercar maker McLaren Automotive today premieres the McLaren Elva Gulf Theme by MSO, a celebration of the renewed relationship between McLaren and the Gulf Oil brand and another example of how designs from McLaren’s racing history are inspiring the brand’s modern-day customers.
The company’s own safety research and behavioural science work suggests that when used correctly, modern technology inside the car can actively reduce distraction, boost road safety and help people to be better and more focused drivers.
Hyundai Motor has listed within Interbrand’s top 40 global companies for six consecutive years. Since entering the ranks of the top 100 companies in terms of brand value in 2005, Hyundai Motor has remained in the top 100 for 15 consecutive years.
The limited-edition, high-performance Ford Mustang Mach 1 will be available to customers in Europe for the first time ever.
THE UK’s fastest-growing car brand has underlined its incredible momentum and commitment to electrification with its largest ever shipment of new models into the UK.
Electric Assisted Vehicles (EAV), the Oxfordshire-based micro-mobility manufacturer, recently had its 2Cubed commercial vehicle put to the test by Asda - one of the big four UK supermarkets.
Lotus and British Gas Business have embarked on a new green electricity deal, which sees the UK's largest energy supplier provide renewable power to the sports car maker's headquarters and supporting facilities.
