Insight

The overall rate of growth in 2018 has maintained those of 2017 levels at +10%.

2018 saw the BVRLA fleet rise to over five million for the first time, up 4% on 2017.

The BVRLA releases its latest quarterly leasing survey.

The BVRLA has produced an Industry Outlook Report for 2019, which highlights the key topics that will impact the industry in the next year.

The BVRLA has published its latest Quarterly Leasing Survey results, showing its members’ fleet remains substantially cleaner than national levels with average emissions for the BVRLA total car fleet at 112.0g/km, representing a year on year fall of 0.9g/km across the car fleet.

The latest Leasing Broker Research published by the BVRLA for Jan to June 2018 shows that the total number of vehicles on contract is up 5% from the end of 2017 at 302,413, a net increase of 15,187.

The motor vehicle leasing and rental industry accounts for more than one in every seven vehicles on the UK’s roads, solving transport issues for businesses and individuals alike.

Connectivity  and  vehicle  data  are  already  disrupting  the  traditional  economics  and  R&D  focus  of  the  automotive  industry,  as  well  as  many  of  the  legal  frameworks  and  business  models  that  have  served  the  fleet  industry  for  so  many  years.

The BVRLA Fleet Sustainability Credentials show that the rental and leasing sectors are already leading the transition to cleaner transport. The new data shows 94% of the BVRLA car rental fleet and 75% of leased cars are Clean Air Zone (CAZ) compliant just fifteen months before the first zones are expected to begin operating. These figures are well ahead of the average for all UK cars, where only 57% meet CAZ emission requirements.

The BVRLA has published its latest Quarterly Leasing Survey results, showing that the overall car leasing market shrank for the first time since BVRLA started compiling this survey in 2014, with the total fleet leasing sector for cars and vans at 1.329m, a fall of 16,000 on the same period last year.

As the association’s 50th year drew to a close, BVRLA membership reached 931, with a record fleet size of almost 5 million vehicles – that’s 1-in-8 cars, 1-in-5 vans and 1-in-5 trucks licensed on UK roads.

The BVRLA has published its latest Quarterly Leasing Survey results, showing that the size of the total business leasing sector for cars and vans has grown to 1.343 million, an increase of 8,000, up 0.6% year-on-year.

BVRLA business fleet leasing sector including contract hire and finance lease for both cars and vans is 1,338,000, 1% down on the previous quarter.

The latest research shows that the total number of vehicles on contract is up 10% from the end of 2016 (Jan-Jun 2017), with the total number of new contracts in this period sitting at 50,140.

The BVRLA’s latest quarterly leasing survey results show that that total business leasing sector for cars and vans has grown to 1.350m.  This represents an annual growth of 7.6%.

The latest BVRLA Fleet Technology Survey has provided some much-needed insight into the sector’s views on connected vehicle and driver data.

BVRLA business fleet leasing sector (contract hire and finance lease for cars and vans) is reported at 1,345,000, an increase of 6.5% year on year.

Leasing broker members of the BVRLA were responsible for 261,653 vehicles on contract at the end of 2016.