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Two fresh BVRLA blogs are live this week, each offering timely insights from companies who will be speaking at the upcoming Industry Outlook Conference.

The skills and structures needed to drive leasing forward over the next five years will be explored as part of the “Leasing 2.0: Building the Workforce of Tomorrow” session during next month’s Industry Outlook Conference.

Members are encouraged to mark their calendars with key dates for the BVRLA's flagship conferences in 2026.

As part of next month’s Industry Outlook Conference 2025, the ‘Leasing 2.0: Building the Workforce of Tomorrow,’ deep dive will look ahead to the skills and structures needed to drive leasing forward over the next five years.

With just one month to go until the BVRLA Industry Outlook Conference 2025, anticipation is building for the event that will bring members together to assess the economic, political, and industry trends that will shape the year ahead.

The BVRLA’s Industry Outlook Conference returns this December, bringing together leaders from across the rental and leasing sectors to explore what lies ahead.

The BVRLA is hosting the Industry Outlook Conference at the British Motor Museum in just over six weeks’ time. As part of its ongoing activity to support SME members, a discounted ticket rate is available.

As December fast approaches, the BVRLA is increasing preparations for this year’s Industry Outlook Conference. Built around the theme Accelerate Performance: Navigate the Future, the full-day event is designed to help members prepare for the challenges and opportunities of 2026 and beyond.

Mark your calendar for the 2025 Industry Outlook Conference, which is scheduled for Thursday 4 December at the British Motor Museum, Gaydon, Warwickshire.

David Smith, Economics Editor at The Sunday Times, is back by popular demand as a keynote speaker for the BVRLA’s Industry Outlook Conference in early December.

The DVLA has delayed the project for integrating electric vehicles into the BERT system for taxing purposes. The change was confirmed to the BVRLA by the authority’s technical team, citing the prioritisation of mandatory legislative work as the reason behind the delay.

The Early Bird offer for the Industry Outlook Conference has been extended by one week, giving members until 7 September to register at the reduced rate.