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Two upcoming BVRLA conferences will provide members with the expert insights, regulatory updates and market intelligence needed to plan effectively for 2026 and beyond.

The Government has confirmed its intention to preserve the Appointed Representatives (AR) model, while introducing targeted reforms to strengthen confidence in its use.

Sarah Edwards MP has joined a nationwide call for more electric vehicle charging at UK tourist destinations, lending her support to the Bon VoyCharge campaign during a visit to Tamworth Castle last week.

The Department for Transport (DfT) has confirmed five more models that are eligible for the Electric Car Grant, with all qualifying for the band 2 discount of £1,500.

On 4 September, members, industry partners and stakeholders will gather in Edinburgh for a Destination Charging Reception as part of the ongoing Bon VoyCharge campaign.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is undergoing a period of active engagement with industry representatives to shape a consultation on a motor finance redress scheme. The redress consultation is due to run from October, with a scheme likely to be in place by early 2026.

The Government has confirmed that the Plug-in Van and Truck Grants will be extended until at least April 2027, providing certainty for fleets and businesses investing in electric vehicles.

The West Yorkshire Combined Authority has launched a consultation on the Mayor’s Local Transport Plan. The Plan enables stakeholders to share views that will shape the delivery of a ‘seamless, reliable transport network under one unifying name and identity.’

The presence and activity of claims management companies (CMCs) in the motor finance sector is being observed by the FCA and SRA, with expectations for the conduct of CMCs being published in response to the recent Supreme Court judgement.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued a warning following reports of scammers posing as motor finance lenders and offering non-existent compensation to consumers.

BVRLA members have until the end of August to secure £70 off the ticket price for this year’s Industry Outlook Conference. Tailored to meet the needs of all member groups, the annual conference looks at what’s next in mobility, regulation and technology.

The BVRLA has published a ‘Frequently Asked Questions’ document to provide practical answers to many of the questions members have raised since the Supreme Court’s ruling on the motor finance case “Hopcraft and another (Respondents) v Close Brothers Limited (Appellant)”