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The latest data from the BVRLA shows that membership numbers continued to rise during 2019, ending the year with 1,007 organisations in membership, up 2% on the previous year.

The BVRLA Quarterly Leasing Survey has published today (30 January), showing average CO2 figures for new leased cars have fallen sharply in Q3 2019 on the back of a surge in battery electric vehicle (BEV) registrations.

The BVRLA has today published its 2020 Industry Outlook for Commercial Vehicles report, charting the main challenges faced by the sector and providing insight into how they are being overcome.

The H1 2019 BVRLA leasing broker statistics shows a growth of 12% compared to H1 2018 and a 2% growth of H2 2018. The growth is almost entirely due to growth in personal contract hire (PCH) for cars (+23%) and business contract hire (BCH) for vans +(16%)

The BVRLA Fleet Sustainability Credentials show that the rental and leasing sectors are already leading the transition to cleaner transport, with 100% of the car rental fleet and 96% of leased cars being Clean Air Zone (CAZ) compliant. These compliance figures are well ahead of the average for all UK cars, where only 62% meet CAZ emission requirements.

The BVRLA Quarterly Leasing Outlook Report combines market data with insight from a panel of senior leasing executives to provide an unrivalled perspective on the current market and its future development.

Petrol has overtaken diesel as the fuel of choice for new lease cars, according to the latest BVRLA Quarterly Leasing Survey.

Average CO2 figures for new leased cars have risen to a five-year high, according to the latest BVRLA Quarterly Leasing Survey.

The Car in the City report provides some practical recommendations that local and national policymakers can use to start driving behaviour change.