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Kenneth Malmberg, Senior Director, Market Development and Alliances at Ridecell EMEA GmbH looks at automotive and mobility changes that have been accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic and consequent shift in consumer mindset.

The Government is considering the future regulatory environment for autonomous vehicles and the BVRLA needs to hear more views from members.

The BVRLA Position Papers outline the association’s views, objectives and engagement activity relating to key policy areas affecting the industry.

The BVRLA will this year host its first Future Mobility Congress on 4 July. This one-day event replaces the previous Fleet Technology Congress and will include expert analysis and debate giving members and guests vital insight to inform their business strategy.

More than 60 BVRLA members visited the MINI UK plant in Oxford last week for the association’s latest Technical and Operational Management Forum.

The BVRLA has published its new Fleet Technology Report: Connected Vehicles and Data, providing new insight into the status of the connected vehicle market and the impact it is having on the fleet sector.

Connectivity  and  vehicle  data  are  already  disrupting  the  traditional  economics  and  R&D  focus  of  the  automotive  industry,  as  well  as  many  of  the  legal  frameworks  and  business  models  that  have  served  the  fleet  industry  for  so  many  years.

The BVRLA has published its latest Position Paper outlining what we are asking of policymakers to support the sector to help realise the full potential of connected vehicles and data.

The BVRLA has published a best practice guide to support members when dealing with connected vehicles.

The BVRLA has welcomed the news that driverless car research has received a £20 million boost from the Government.