Charlie Cook, CEO and Founder of associate member Rightcharge explores how fleet electrification has moved from future ambition to everyday reality. With businesses now driving the majority of new EV registrations, Charlie examines the policies, costs and climate factors shaping the shift - and how fleets can make the transition work in practice.

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

The Chancellor will deliver the Autumn Budget on Wednesday 26 November. The speech will outline the Government's plans for taxation and spending, spanning all industries.

The UK’s public charging infrastructure has grown 22% year on year, with Zapmap reporting 86,798 public charging points at the end of October 2025.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued an update on its work following August's high-profile motor finance judgement delivered by the Supreme Court. Part of the update sees the deadline for consultation responses on a potential redress programme being extended until 12 December 2025.

The BVRLA is offering a new series of Salary Sacrifice training courses, designed to provide members with practical guidance on establishing and managing compliant and efficient schemes. With EVs increasingly forming a key part of employee benefits, these courses offer the knowledge and tools needed to make schemes work effectively.

The UK’s used car market grew by 2.8% in Q3 2025 to reach more than two million transactions, according to the latest figures published by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). It was the best third quarter since 2021 and marks an 11-quarter growth streak.

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.

As finance departments may be aware, for accounting periods starting from 1 January 2026 onwards, even smaller businesses may need to change how they present vehicle leasing costs in their annual accounts.