UK dealers are holding fewer used EVs in stock than any other country in Europe, according to the latest INDICATA Market Watch report.
Global parts shortages and rocketing labour rates drove up average car warranty claims by 13.5% last year to £458 according to Warranty Solutions Group (WSG).
EU car registrations dropped 5.2% in March with sales of electric cars dropping 11.3% and petrol and diesel sales also in free fall
Tesla may be about to lose the European crown in terms of EV manufacturer, Bloomberg Intelligence (BI) analysis suggests.
The most sought-after used car so far this year is the Ford Fiesta - despite being discontinued, a new study has revealed.
Investor appetite for car dealership property is accelerating with transaction activity already ahead of 2023
Sales of electric cars are expected to hit 400,000 this year, according to a new launched by cap hpi consulting.
Almost one in 20 motor finance customers have been identified as vulnerable, according to new research by iVendi.
Dealers are doubtful whether they will be able to meet their manufacturing partners’ new car targets due to current market conditions.
Dealers signal growing anti-agency sentiment amid manufacture U-turns and delays to implement
New data from cap hpi shows that only 17% of independent dealers stocked and advertised an electric vehicle last month, according to cap hpi.
Six out of 10 people believe that drivers of 4x4s and other large cars should pay more to park in city centres, according to new research.
Electric cars are starting to reach price parity with their ICE counterparts, according to a new white paper released by INDICATA.
Demand for used hybrid models is up 55% year-on-year with the petrol-hybrid Peugeot 3008 the UK’s fastest-selling used car
The SUV with the cheapest average listing price is the MG ZS, averaging £20,838, according to Uswitch car insurance.
The split between business and retail demand for new car is becoming a gulf, with the BVRLA’s latest Leasing Outlook report
The Lotus Emira has topped the list of used vehicles with the greatest profit potential sold via Carwow’s daily online auctions during the first quarter.
The start of April saw used values fall 0.7% for three year old cars and 60,000 miles on the clock.
Efforts to fulfil new Consumer Duty requirements are paying off with new research suggesting car buyers are more than satisfied when buying finance online.
Lower asking prices helped drive used car sales last month with vehicles averaging just 35 days on physical and virtual forecourts
