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The BVRLA has responded to the latest vehicle registration data from the SMMT, urging manufacturers to reconsider how they prioritise different channels.

In anticipation of vehicles with automated driving functions being introduced to UK roads next year, guidance has been published on how such vehicles should be marketed to ensure drivers understand the features and where intervention may be required.

Supply chain-related challenges are the primary areas of concern for nearly nine out of 10 industry professionals, according to the latest BVRLA Business Impact Survey.

Kenneth Malmberg, Senior Director for Market Development and Alliances at Ridecell EMEA GmbH joins the BVRLA blogging community to share insights on the automotive and mobility changes that have been accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic and highlights the shift in consumers’ mindset.

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.

Writing a BVRLA blog this week is Giles Benbow, Head of Fleet Transition at Mer, who looks at the challenges and opportunities facing fleet managers as they gear up to switch to electric vehicles ahead of the Government's accelerated deadline on a ban on ICE sales.

The BVRLA has submitted views to the Transport Select Committee’s inquiry into zero emission vehicles and road pricing.

The BVRLA has submitted views to the Transport Select Committee’s inquiry into zero emission vehicles and road pricing.

The latest BVRLA Interview sees David Savage, Associate Vice President, UK and Ireland at Geotab talk about the role for telematics as people transition their fleets to electric.

EU antitrust rules usually ban vertical agreements and concerted practices, which are likely to restrict competition in any given sector and there is currently an exemption for certain agreements and practices in the automotive sector.

The Department for Transport has published a new report estimating that self-driving technology will be present in 40% of all new UK car sales by 2035, with a total market value of £41.7 billion.