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Residual values of electric vehicles (EVs) remain volatile. This impacts every member and their customers due to the used market’s symbiotic relationship with the new one. To outline the importance of having a stable market for used EVs, and potential risks if no action is taken, the BVRLA has commissioned an exclusive report by Oxford Economics.

With the new Labour government, there’s a strong indication that significant emphasis will be placed on a greater green agenda, meaning that both government and regulators are set to expand their scope of sustainability disclosure requirements. This is something already affecting tens of thousands of UK businesses and likely to grow.

Advanced technology solutions play a vital role in helping rental companies get off the ground or achieve their growth ambitions. Mark Assad from MCVR will explain exactly how when he joins the line-up at the BVRLA’s upcoming Industry Outlook webinar later this month.

The BVRLA has strengthened its leadership team by promoting Thomas McLennan to the newly created role of Director of Policy and Public Affairs.

A 2030 Phase Out target for banning new ICE van sales is unachievable, while the same target for cars is a major risk unless the Government matches its ambitious targets with additional support measures. That was the message from BVRLA Chief Executive after the association received an update on the government’s Phase Out targets from the Department for Transport.

A 2030 Phase Out target for banning new ICE van sales is unachievable, while the same target for cars is a major risk unless the Government matches its ambitious targets with additional support measures.

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has reduced the Advisory Electric Rate (AER) for electric cars to 7p per mile, effective from 1 September 2024.

The state of the rental market in Scotland and its journey to zero-emission solutions took centre stage at GreenFleet’s Mission Zero Roadshow last week. BVRLA Senior Policy Advisor Catherine Bowen chaired panel discussions with members on each of the three days, across Edinburgh, Dundee, and Inverness.

The efforts being made to build and strengthen the used BEV proposition will be the focus of a session at the BVRLA’s upcoming used BEV deep dive event. The panel discussion will investigate what steps can be taken to ensure that consumer demand keeps up with the increasing supply.

Tools and technology for driving business efficiency will be uncovered at the BVRLA’s Industry Outlook webinar next month.

BVRLA members are committed to raise standards and delivering consistently good customer experiences. By agreeing to meet the standards in the Code of Conduct, members are helping the association raise the bar. The BVRLA’s training programme helps members maintain those standards and keep their colleagues fully informed.

Brokers have more opportunities than ever to connect and stay ahead in a rapidly evolving industry, thanks to the BVRLA’s Leasing Broker Conference this October. With the backing of headline sponsor QV Systems, the conference promises a packed agenda of expert speakers, insights, and unparalleled networking.