Residual Value and Remarketing: Related Content

A strong start to the year gave last week’s Residual Value and Remarketing (RVR) Forum an optimistic atmosphere. Delegates heard from a host of experts, spanning data providers, used car dealers, and EV manufacturers, with a host of reasons to be cheerful after the first two months of 2024.

Delegates attending the Residual Value & Remarketing (RVR) Forum at the end of this month will be able to hear from – and put questions to – a panel exploring what and how consumers will be buying in 2024.

Attendees to the RVR forum next month will have a unique opportunity to hear the latest valuation and remarketing insights, dive into consumers’ buying habits and discuss issues with like-minded professionals. The first Residual Value and Remarketing (RVR) Forum of 2024 will be hosted at British Car Auctions (BCA) in Perry Barr.

There is still time to register for a spot at the BVRLA’s Residual Value and Remarketing (RVR) Forums for 2024. The programme includes three half-day events with each giving attendees a unique opportunity to hear the latest analysis of RVR trends and discuss issues with like-minded professionals.

The BVRLA’s specialist insight and networking events will continue in 2024 with its series of Vehicle and Fleet Management (VFM), Residual Value and Remarketing (RVR) and Compliance Forums taking place from February.

Turbulent prices for Used EVs are one of the biggest concerns shared by BVRLA members. In the latest ‘The Inside Track’ podcast, the BVRLA hears from a specialist EV dealer that has been living and breathing the market since day one.

Reaching EV/ICE price parity and if the retail network is equipped to handle the latest vehicles were hot topics explored at last week’s Residual Value and Remarketing (RVR forum). Hosted by International Motors; the home of GWM ORA, Isuzu and Subaru in the UK, nearly 70 delegates heard analysis of the latest trends and projections for vehicle values.

Customers are at the heart of everything and meeting their needs is crucial to business performance. How to do that effectively will be covered by an expert panel at next week’s Residual Value and Remarketing (RVR) Forum. 

The impacts of the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate and the delay to the internal combustion engine (ICE) phase-out will take centre stage at the next RVR forum. Professor David Bailey from Aston University will be among the experts unpacking what the changes mean for used and new EVs.

The last of the BVRLA’s 2023 series of Vehicle and Fleet Management (VFM) and Residual Value and Remarketing (RVR) Forums will take place in November. Members are invited to sign up to the final events now.

Over seventy members attended the BVRLA’s Residual Value and Remarketing (RVR) Forum at Polestar in Bicester last week. Feedback from the Forum subscribers widely praised the event, with the insight sessions provided by Auto Trader and the Bank of England among the highlights.

The used electric vehicle market is under the spotlight at the moment and will be the subject of both an Industry Outlook webinar later this week and a session at next month’s Residual Value & Remarketing (RVR Forum).