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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.

EVA England has released the results from its annual driver survey, with nearly 1700 drivers responding, around 1300 of whom drive electric.

The Government has announced plans to simplify the process of installing home EV chargers, particularly for renters, leaseholders, and drivers without access to a private driveway.

The BVRLA’s Industry Outlook Conference returns this December, bringing together leaders from across the rental and leasing sectors to explore what lies ahead.

Last week brought scores of industry representatives and stakeholders together under a shared goal: raise awareness of the benefits offered by used electric vehicles and the challenges being faced by the market.

As part of BVRLA’s Used EV Week last week, James Court, Public Policy Director at Octopus Electric Vehicles, explores how the used electric car market is fast becoming the real catalyst for mass EV adoption in a new BVRLA blog.

As part of Used EV Week, James Court, Public Policy Director, Octopus Electric Vehicles explores the value and benefits that are offered by used electric vehicles, and how they aren't just a 'typical' second-hand car.

The final series of BVRLA Forums for 2025 is coming up, with the opportunity for non-subscribers to ‘try before you subscribe’ for 2026.

The BVRLA is hosting the Industry Outlook Conference at the British Motor Museum in just over six weeks’ time. As part of its ongoing activity to support SME members, a discounted ticket rate is available.

The used EV market, airport electrification, destination charging and grid capacity were among the topics discussed across a host of recent meetings between the BVRLA and critical government departments. Alongside members and industry stakeholders, the BVRLA has chaired multiple roundtables this week to discuss the challenges being tackled by the sector.

BVRLA Chief Executive Toby Poston comments: Every month we see tens of thousands of new electric vehicles being registered. Driven by the company car sector and fleet operators, the UK’s transition to zero-emission vehicles is ticking along. It remains fragile though. The players responsible for the progress to date can only take the transition so far; they alone cannot get us over the finish line.