A much larger electric vehicle charging infrastructure is one of the main developments required if electric vehicle residual values are to become competitive with petrol and diesel, says Glass’s. Rupert
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Charging network key factor in electric vehicle residuals
Glass’s Comment on EU Referendum
Rupert Pontin, director of valuations, Glass’s, said: “This is an interesting result that sees the UK very much embark on a new chapter that is largely unwritten. If the Brexit voters
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Consumer Rights Act increases used car entry point for dealers
The new entry point into the used car market for dealers could become £2,000. The RAC says that it is simply very difficult to sell a car that meets all
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Russian Export Center and Gefco Group signed a cooperation agreement to provide exporting companies with a global logistics support
St. Petersburg, Russia, 17th June 2016 – GEFCO, a member of RZD Russian Railways and the company “Russian Export Center” have signed a cooperation agreement to provide Russian and international
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Lookers Fleet Services adopts epyx’s 1link Hire Network to enhance rental processes
Lookers Fleet Services has adopted epyx’s 1link Hire Network e-commerce platform to help enhance a range of essential daily rental processes. Servicing an ever-increasing daily rental requirement, Lookers required a
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CD Fleet Services drivers now “fully connected”
No more “waiting around for a delivery or collection” CD Fleet Services is to equip all its in-house transport drivers with 4G android-based smartphones and TBS Mobility Taskmaster software in
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‘Staying in the EU best for business and jobs’ insists SMMT
Staying in the European Union is best for its business and best for British jobs, says the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders today, three days before the EU referendum.
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Vauxhall Corsa is fastest selling car in May
The Vauxhall Corsa was the fastest-selling car in May, taking just 12 days to find a buyer. The car was also the quickest to sell in the North East and
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Registrations of hybrids and electric cars soar in first quarter – and is ‘set to continue’
Registrations of ultra-low emission vehicles increased 31% year-on-year in the first quarter of the year. And the growth trend will continue says the National Franchised Dealers Association. In the first
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Fleets need rostrum representation to maximise RVs
Glass’s report presence of decision maker becoming more important to auction results Rostrum representation from fleets is becoming ever more important to achieving good results at motor auctions, says Glass’s.
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F-Pace becomes fastest selling Jaguar ever
The F-Pace has become Jaguar’s fastest selling car ever. It has helped propel Jaguar Land Rover to its best ever May, with retail sales of 44,946 vehicles, up 18% on
Log in to read the rest of this articleUsed fleet and lease values hit record levels, according to BCA
For the second month running, average used car values rose across the board. According to BCA’s Pulse report, record average monthly values were achieved in the fleet and lease sector.
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