Nearly two-thirds of people believe the UK should impose tariffs on Chinese electric car manufacturers, following similar actions by the US and EU.
A significant number of used car buyers are finding personal data from previous owners still stored in their vehicles' infotainment systems.
A director of new car brokerage in the north east of England has been banned by the Financial Conduct Authority from carrying out any regulated consumer finance or insurance activities because it has deemed him to be "not a fit and proper person".
The European Commission will impose additional tariffs of between 17.4% - 38.1% on electric cars produced in China.
Self-driving vehicles could be on UK roads by 2026, following the enactment of the Government’s Automated Vehicles (AV) Act on May 20
The autumn moratorium imposed by the UK financial watchdog will likely be moved back to sit behind a Judicial Review appeal.
AM examines fears that regulator views on Guarantee Asset Protection’s value to consumers may kill off a product once hailed for its profitability
Motor finance firms are exploring the role of AI (artificial intelligence) in supporting car loan sales and FCA regulatory compliance
Almost one in 20 motor finance customers have been identified as vulnerable, according to new research by iVendi.
The Financial Conduct Authority is reminding motor finance firms about their requirement to maintain adequate financial resources at all times, in the light of several lenders reserving millions of pounds in case of widespread compensation demands after the review of car loan commissions.
The UK financial watchdog has told several online providers of GAP insurance that they can continue to sell their products until the end of April.
Consumer champion Martin Lewis’s free tool for consumers to probe whether they were victims of discretionary commission agreements (DCAs) has logged the filing of over half a million complaints.
Eight out of ten insurance firms have agreed to pause sales of Guaranteed Asset Protection (GAP) insurance at the request of the financial watchdog.
The UK would be wise to appoint a ‘car czar’ charged with coordinating efforts to promote electric vehicles,
The European Commission has launched surprise checks at tyre manufacturers across several member states, investigating potential price fixing.
Brussels must stop dragging its feet and deliver sector-specific legislation on vehicle data access before new cyber security laws risk blocking efforts.
Mark Field, chief executive of the Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) explains why its new campaign will be built on positivity… not fear.
The pressure on UK motor retailers to identify vulnerable customers ahead of the motor finance sales process has increased since the arrival of the latest regulatory regime, and Jonathan Barrett, chief executive of Comentis, shares his thoughts on what this means for regulated firms.
Euro 7 vote improves EC proposal, but still falls short: ACEA
TC Harrison Group is investing in systems and training to help its workforce identify and support vulnerable customers in line with Financial Conduct Authority demands.
