Industry is calling for the Chancellor to use next week’s Budget to feature fairer taxes to help accelerate the uptake of electric vehicles
Tesla is facing criticism from multiple UK fleet operators, prompting the electric car manufacturer to acknowledge areas for improvement in its fleet management approach.
Apple has reportedly abandoned its long-standing efforts to develop a self-driving electric car, marking a significant shift in its automotive ambitions.
the new Renault 5 E-Tech electric city car will be on sale in 2025
Used EV prices continue to show signs of levelling off, according to the January INDICATA Market Watch used car insights report.
Stellantis is to manufacture its medium electric vans at its Luton manufacturing facility from the first half of 2025.
Fleet Assist enjoyed record trading volumes as it supports customers to navigate the new SMR environment due to the growth in EVs.
Sturgess Motor Group of Leicester has opened a new sales and service facility for the Chinese BYD brand at its Aylestone Road site.
Volvo upgrades all-electric and hybrid cars, streamlines model names
Why ICE is the solution to boosting EV sales, according to Fraser Brown of MotorVise
FIAT is renewing its call on the Government to reinstate its electric car grant to achieve its 2030 target of 80% electric vehicle (EV) sales.
Only 17% of electric cars sold in Europe fall into the affordable compact B segment
Vauxhall is offering an additional £2,000 deposit contribution on fully electric models during February.
This year could go down in history for the automotive industry, for the most unusual reason, writes AM's regular columnist Professor Jim Saker, emeritus professor of Loughborough University's business school and president of the Institute of the Motor Industry.
Arrival, a UK-based start-up which hoped to launch electric vans, has called in administrators from EY after it became insolvent.
The UK would be wise to appoint a ‘car czar’ charged with coordinating efforts to promote electric vehicles,
As OEMs begin battling for EV market share with the new Chinese brands, how can traditional manufacturers use their market position to best advantage?
Buyers are taking over a week longer to research their next purchase due to low confidence and extra time needed to research EVs, according to research.
US electric car brand Tesla is planning to fight back against emerging lower cost Chinese EVs with the launch of a new entry-priced model from 2025.
The huge choice of EV cars coming on to the market combined with emissions targets could drive EVs to achieve price parity with their ICE counterparts.