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The focus of the BVRLA’s programme of Forums is to bring subject matter experts together to discuss the key issues, trends and opportunities that are dominating the landscapes in which members operate.

Responsible for over 4.3 million vehicles on UK roads, BVRLA members need to fully understand trends in vehicle values and managing de-fleeting strategies.

Over 70 delegates gathered last week to discuss key trends in the used vehicle market and expectations for 2025, at the BVRLA’s Residual Value and Remarketing (RVR) Forum at BCA’s Perry Barr auction site.

Members are able to equip their teams with the insights and data required to address the challenges of 2025 by attending the BVRLA’s Forums. February offers two opportunities to experience the value these events bring in addressing common issues and trends that require a response.

The Government must act now to avoid further volatility in used electric vehicle (EV) values, which is damaging confidence in the transition and making new EVs more expensive.

Reaching EV/ICE price parity and if the retail network is equipped to handle the latest vehicles were hot topics explored at last week’s Residual Value and Remarketing (RVR forum). Hosted by International Motors; the home of GWM ORA, Isuzu and Subaru in the UK, nearly 70 delegates heard analysis of the latest trends and projections for vehicle values.

Benefit-in-Kind tax rates, Vehicle Excise Duty, and other considerations on total cost of ownership will be the focus of the BVRLA’s free Fleets in Charge webinar. ‘Examining the true running costs of EVs’, taking place tomorrow (14 December).

Taking place at 9am on Wednesday 17 November, the BVRLA’s latest Industry Outlook webinar will include a session from Dylan Setterfield of cap hpi, who will look at the 2021 used car price trends.