
Why dashcams are essential in 2025
Dashcams can be hugely important for drivers in the case of a car crash and can be vital as evidence in court and against fraudulent claims.

Dashcams can be hugely important for drivers in the case of a car crash and can be vital as evidence in court and against fraudulent claims.

Government support for vehicle and charger grants is back - and Simpson & Partners believes it could finally bring electric mobility within reach for more UK households and fleets.

The latest wave of Government funding for EVs and infrastructure is a step in the right direction, but it’s clear there’s still a long road ahead.

As vehicle acquisition grows more complex, regulated brokers are emerging as agile, cost-effective alternatives to franchised dealers.

Used EV supply is rising faster than demand, driving down values - but smarter data use could offer leasing firms a competitive edge.

As drivers, leasing companies and employers wait with bated breath, Matt Walters, head of consultancy and customer value at Ayvens, offers insight into the technical shifts of the new testing standard - and why the timing of the announcement is a critical element for preparing stakeholders for change.

Depending on where they fit into the charging ecosystem, Naomi Nye says some fleets may face unexpected (and costly) challenges.

Edward Kulperger at Geotab discusses why for fleet operators, it’s not about whether to act on sustainability, but how to do it profitably.

The rising cost of running a car has been a recurring theme for a long time now, and for electric vehicles (EVs), we can’t overlook that electricity prices have also been increasing.

From 1st April, electric vehicles (EVs) will no longer be exempt from Vehicle Excise Duty (VED), adding another layer of cost pressure to fleet operators.
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