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The Chancellor's Budget Briefcase in front of Houses of Parliament buildings at the beginning of sunset
Budget brings progress and concerns

The Autumn Budget presented another mixed bag for BVRLA members and their customers. While greater certainty over future Benefit-in-Kind (BiK) tax rates, plus progress on charging costs were welcomed, concerns remain over changes to capital allowances and the introduction of electric Vehicle Excise Duty (eVED).

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FCA clarifies car finance settlements

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has set out its expectations for lenders choosing to make early settlement offers to customers while legal challenges to the motor finance redress scheme continue.

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Euro 7: Preparing for 2027

Vehicle rental and leasing businesses are being encouraged to factor the introduction of Euro 7 emissions standards into their procurement and fleet replacement plans, following confirmation of the Government's implementation timetable.

BVRLA Chief Executive Toby Poston, who is smiling and wearing a white shirt and a sweatshirt with the BVRLA logo on it
The Budget is delivered. Our work continues

BVRLA Chief Executive Toby Poston comments: The most useful thing a Budget can give our sector is a clearer basis on which to make the next investment decision. For members ordering vehicles, setting lease prices or advising customers, knowing what lies ahead has a practical value. Last week’s Budget provided some welcome certainty, particularly on company car tax. Our task now is to make that certainty last longer.

Lorna Pringle from the Bank of England speaking to delegates at the BVRLA's November 2025 Residual Value and Remarketing (RVR) Forum
Three forums tackle industry challenges

Regulatory developments, vehicle remarketing and fleet management will be in focus across three upcoming BVRLA member forums, bringing industry professionals together to share insights and discuss the challenges facing their businesses.

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New private parking rules approaching

A new statutory Private Parking Code of Practice is expected to come into force on 21 December 2026, introducing updated requirements for private parking operators and additional protections for motorists and vehicle rental and leasing businesses.

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FCA highlights fair value expectations

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published findings from its supervisory work in consumer finance, highlighting good practice and areas for improvement in how firms assess fair value and demonstrate positive customer outcomes under the Consumer Duty.

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Last chance for eVED workshop

BVRLA members have a final opportunity to register for an online workshop with HM Treasury and the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), taking place on Thursday 5 November at 3pm.

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New-look Industry Hero Awards

The BVRLA Industry Hero Awards are back, with three new categories celebrating the people who make a difference across all corners of membership.

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BVRLA submits member-backed response to ZEV Mandate consultation

The BVRLA has submitted its response to the Government's latest Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate consultation, concluding an extensive programme of member engagement to ensure the views and experiences of the fleet and mobility services sector are represented.

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Members invited to eVED workshop

BVRLA members have another opportunity to discuss the proposed introduction of electric Vehicle Excise Duty (eVED) directly with HM Treasury and the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), at an online workshop on Thursday 5 November at 3pm.

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Government confirms Euro 7 plans

The Government has today (27 October) confirmed plans to introduce Euro 7 as the minimum emissions standard for new road vehicles in Great Britain, following a consultation earlier this year.

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