Fewer than one in six motorists (16%) believe that electric vehicles (EVs) will be affordable by the Labour government's planned 2030 petrol and diesel ban, according to September’s Startline Used Car Tracker.
Demand for used cars remained robust in August, with dealers experiencing quicker sales and steady prices, according to Motors’ latest Market View report.
Retail prices for used cars exceeded seasonal expectations in August, driven by robust consumer demand in the market, according to the latest data from Auto Trader.
The UK car market - as one of the largest in Europe - is set to become a critical battleground for Chinese automotive brands following the EU's new tariffs on Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs).
Dealer Auction saw a significant increase in the listing and sale of used hybrid and electric vehicles (EVs) in July as dealer interest in alternative fuel vehicles surged.
Strong wholesale demand supported used car values in August as the average value movement fell by just 0.6% at the three-year age point, according to experts at Cap HPI.
As the London Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) approaches the one-year anniversary of its expansion, new research by PEUGEOT UK reveals that Low Emission Zones, Clean Air Zones, and Zero Emission Zones across the UK have collectively generated over £1 billion in fees and fines since April 2019.
Millennials are the most frequent users of Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) services to manage car repair, servicing, and MoT expenses, according to fintech payment specialist Bumper.
Car makers may need to take active measures to stabilise supply chains as they transition from Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicles to Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs),
Demand for new cars is on the rise, with Auto Trader reporting a nearly 7% month-on-month (MoM) increase in platform visits for August ahead of the critical September plate change approaches.
The used car market is experiencing a major shift towards hybrid vehicles, as detailed in the latest Indicata Market Watch report.
BMW led the battery electric vehicle (BEV) market for the first time in July, overtaking Tesla as overall EV registrations slowed.
Major players like Volkswagen Group and Ford are facing significant challenges to meet new European Union (EU) regulations
The number of car retailers offering electric vehicles (EV) has stayed consistent year-on-year, with the lack of growth blamed on government indecision and market instability.
Nearly nine out of 10 motorists (87%) believe it's crucial to have an independent, certified assessment of a used electric car's battery, showing how well previous owners have maintained it.
The number of people opting to travel in cars is exceeding pre-pandemic levels, according to the latest official statistics from the Department for Transport.
Cox Automotive is restating its "optimistically realistic" outlook for the used car market in 2024, warning against assuming that first-half continue to the year-end.
The new car market will face huge challenges by year-end, according to Cox Automotive which is warning that pressures could be even worse that those caused by the 2008 financial crisis and the 2020 pandemic.
Electric vehicles (EVs) offer considerable savings in service, maintenance, and repair (SMR) costs when compared to internal combustion engine (ICE) counterparts.
A staggering 96% of motorists believe that addressing the pothole crisis should be the top priority for the new Labour government, according to recent research.
