LGP/ALTERNATIVE FUEL MONTH: Retrofitting for LPG and low-emission fuels in the public sector
For many fleet operators, especially in the public sector, the path to decarbonisation is hampered by one major reality: legacy vehicles still dominate. Replacing entire fleets with electric or hydrogen-powered vehicles is financially and logistically unrealistic in the short term. That’s why retrofitting existing vehicles to run on LPG and other low-emission fuels is gaining […]
THE WHICH EV VIEW: Vauxhall’s Corsa GSE Vision Gran Turismo to make video game debut
By WhichEV Vauxhall has unleashed a stunning new concept car, the Corsa GSE Vision Gran Turismo, a fully electric powerhouse that rockets from 0-62mph in a blistering two seconds and boasts a top speed of 199mph. This virtual racer, set to debut in the Gran Turismo 7 video game this autumn, is more than just […]
September 2025 is EV Charging & Infrastructure Month on Fleet Briefing: Here’s how to get involved!
Each month on Fleet Management Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on a different part of the fleet market – and in September we’ll be focusing on EV Charging & Infrastructure solutions. It’s all part of our ‘Recommended’ editorial feature, designed to help fleet buyers find the best products and services available today. So, if you’re a […]
New electric car grants ‘don’t help logistics businesses’
The government’s new electric car grant, offering drivers up to a £3,750 discount to buy electric cars, has been in the headlines, but while it’s undoubtedly good for consumers, it doesn’t help businesses. That’s according to Andrew Tavener (pictured), Head of Fleet Marketing EMEA at Descartes, who argues that for logistics businesses, the challenge of purchasing an EV goes far beyond […]
LPG/ALTERNATIVE FUEL MONTH: Lessons from councils and private operators adopting LPG, HVO and hydrogen
Fleet managers across public and private sectors attending the Fleet Summit are under growing pressure to reduce emissions without compromising operational performance. While full electrification is a long-term goal, many organisations are finding success through phased transitions using alternative fuels such as LPG (liquefied petroleum gas), HVO (hydrotreated vegetable oil) and, in some pioneering cases, […]
Lower Tesla numbers led to slower UK growth in July
By WhichEV The United Kingdom’s new car market hit a speed bump in July, with overall registrations falling by 5.0% after two consecutive months of growth. In a market grappling with economic headwinds and policy uncertainty, 140,154 new cars were registered, the weakest performance for the month since 2022 and a significant 10.8% below pre-pandemic […]
VIDEO: Fleet Summit – Your trusted source of truth when it comes to the best solutions
The 10th Anniversary Fleet Summit is an invaluable source of professional development, enabling you to expand your knowledge and stay abreast of the latest industry offerings. Date: Monday 17th and Tuesday 18th November Venue: Radisson Hotel & Conference Centre, London Heathrow Watch this video for a flavour of what you can expect: This unmissable event […]
AI In Action: How smarter logistics can drive sustainability gains
By Philipp Pfister, Sector Vice President, Transporeon How do you decarbonise an industry built on movement? Freight alone is responsible for an estimated 7% of global greenhouse gas emissions according to McKinsey: a stark reminder of the sector’s environmental footprint. The cost of inefficiency is simply too big to ignore. As supply chains stretch and demand […]
CONTRACT HIRE & LEASING MONTH: From ownership to usership – Why SMEs are embracing vehicle leasing
Small and mid-sized enterprises (SMEs) across the UK are rethinking their approach to vehicle management. Faced with rising costs, tightening emissions regulations, and the complexities of maintaining modern fleets, many are shifting from traditional vehicle ownership to a more flexible, cost-effective model: usership through vehicle leasing… Rather than tying up capital in depreciating assets, SMEs […]
THE WHICHEV VIEW: Subaru goes big on electric SUVs
By WhichEV Subaru, the Japanese manufacturer long celebrated for its rugged, all-terrain vehicles and iconic boxer engines, has signalled its most significant step yet into the electric era. The company has pulled the covers off a formidable trio of new battery-electric SUVs destined for Europe, including the UK. The announcement, made from its European headquarters, […]