EVEZY is a subscription service for electric cars. It wants to reshape the EV experience by offering a no commitment subscription service. Minimum terms are one month for all-inclusive driving. Evezy says that its offering “is not car sharing and it is not a lease”. CEO and founder Rob Jolly – a former product strategy & innovation manager at JLR – says…
AS more dealers offer car deliveries during COVID-19 lockdown, Ebbon-Dacs has moved to enhance its electronic vehicle delivery and collection solution, moDel. Two new releases focus on improved customer messaging and support. The first of the two latest releases improves upon the recently released Geo Comms vehicle tracking module. This provides end customers with the ability to track the delivery of their…
RESEARCH by consumer mag What Car? says consumers are in the mood to buy new cars. A poll found that one in five surveyed were ready for a new car. What Car? said that of its 4411 in-market buyers, 18.39% of buyers were intending to purchase a new vehicle as soon as the Covid-19 crisis ended, while 5.56% were looking to purchase…
SKODA has issued disguised pictures of its new electric SUV out testing. Called the Enyaq iV, it is the first Skoda model to be built on the Volkswagen Group’s modular MEB platform (the basis for the VW ID.3). It has a range up to 310 miles. The car will be offered with either rear-wheel drive of four-wheel drive transmission. The entry-level model…
A podcast featuring Manchester broker Steve Marston from Fleet Prices, also featured world cup winning hat-trick hero Sir Geoff Hurst
BROKERS could be missing out on additional revenue by not selling telematics packages to business customers. A new report from funder Arval says that technicians and salespeople head the list of company drivers whose cars and vans are being fitted with telematics devices. The Arval Mobility Observatory’s 2019 Barometer report found the league table was: engineers (54%); salespeople (30%); perk car drivers…