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Road and track – BMW M5 CS review

The CS suffix has been used recently by BMW’s Motorsport in-house tuning division to identify special M cars and the  limited-edition 2024  M5 CS here, dates back to 2021 and fully loaded, as our test car was, would set you back some £140,00. So here might be a good opportunity to seek out a used model which may be at least back in five figures - if you can find one.

By |April 25th, 2024|

Vauxhall unveils next gen Grandland

The All-New Grandland brings many design features first seen on the Vauxhall Experimental concept car to life for the first time on a production model. These features include the 3D Vizor with illuminated Griffin logo proudly sitting at the centre and the permanently illuminated “VAUXHALL” lettering at the rear.

By |April 23rd, 2024|

Leasys to provide comprehensive short-term rental service

Through the partnership, Leasys’ customers will be able to rent a car or commercial vehicle outside of their main leasing agreement for personal or business use for between 1 and 28 days. With customer experience a key focus area for Leasys, the all-encompassing rental service will cover Collision Damage Waiver and maintenance, as well as free-of-charge vehicle returns at any time, for simple and hassle-free motoring.

By |April 23rd, 2024|

Mobilize Power Solutions launches EV charge manager

Fleet@Home adds to Mobilize Power Solutions ‘Charging Everywhere’ proposition, enabling business owners and fleet managers to manage and control employees’ charging sessions across networks that are privately owned, open to the public and installed at residential properties. With these capabilities, Mobilize Manager is the first multi-network, one platform EV charging management solution.   

By |April 22nd, 2024|

How to address the EV charging installation challenges 

In a bid to cater to the growing demand for electric vehicles and to reap the benefits of implementing EV charging infrastructure, more and more businesses are looking to invest, aligning with their strategic objectives. However, the process of implementing EV charging infrastructure for businesses is not without its challenges.

By |April 22nd, 2024|

Savings to be made with new smart charging roll-out

A first-of-its-kind deployment, Connected Kerb’s smart charging allow drivers to schedule charging during off-peak hours when energy is cheapest and greenest, saving money, cutting carbon and reducing pressure on the grid. This is the first time scheduled charging during off-peak hours has become available on a public charging network. 

By |April 18th, 2024|

Ohme encourages van fleets to go electric to reduce costs

With the average UK driver covering 6800 miles a year, smart charging on an off-peak tariff in a typical EV would cost just £170 for a year’s worth of driving with Intelligent Octopus Go at 7.5p/kWh. With the new Standard Variable Tariff of 24.5p/kWh, that same annual mileage would cost £555. By comparison, the same mileage in an equivalent van would cost a driver more than £1100.

By |April 18th, 2024|

Northgate launches new micromobility solution for corporate fleets

The versatility and body adaptations offered by these vehicles lend themselves to a broad range of user cases, ranging from last mile delivery to applications within construction, waste management, landscaping and FMCG industries, and are ideal for use in locations where the size of a traditional LCV might preclude its use. 

By |April 17th, 2024|

Shared charging plans make progress

Fleets involved have a range of different ideas and propositions. Some want to arrange reciprocal charging with others on a national basis, some have chargers and would like to offer access to others, and some even have land available where they would potentially be able to install further chargers for widespread fleet use.

By |April 17th, 2024|

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