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Carwow has reported a dramatic increase in consumer awareness of BYD following the brand's headline sponsorship of Euro 2024.

Used car marketplace Cinch is to get physical with the launch of an in-person store retail strategy after selling more than 200,000 cars online.

The proportion of electric vehicles (EVs) in the UK running out of charge reached its lowest ever in June, according to new analysis by the AA motoring organisation.

The leasing sector is increasingly turning to used car leasing to adapt to volatility in the electric vehicle (EV) market.

AM discovers why the Honda ZR-V is a standout transitional candidate for those EV-curious souls seeking real-world efficiency

The Labour government, which has committed to reinstating a 2030 deadline for phasing out new ICE car sales, is coming under pressure to decide whether to follow the EU and US in raising duties on Chinese EV imports.

JLR is set to overhauling its client interactions, both in-person and digitally, under the leadership of Costa Delis, its newly appointed UK customer experience director.

Asset finance provider Lombard, is launching a new leasing offering specifically for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles.

Consumers of all generations are increasingly turning to digital platforms for car buying, particularly for electric vehicles (EVs).

The Electric Car Scheme has identified July 15 as the crossover day when a petrol driver spends more on fuel than an electric driver does for an entire year.

Ian Wilson, managing director of Wilsons Auctions, has been honoured with the inaugural National Association of Motor Auctions’ (NAMA) Hall of Fame Award

Matt Southall has been appointed Marshall Motor Group’s strategy and technology director while David Johnson joins as property director.

Auto Trader is celebrating retailers who deliver exceptional customer service with the launch of its Highly Rated 2024 initiative.

Craig Bridgman has been appointed as a new senior editor on automotive data business Cap HPI’s valuations team.

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has confirmed it is ditching five models from its lineup next year due to their lack of profitability.