Rishi Sunak has pushed the 2030 ban on ICE vehicles to 2035 creating greater gaps in the BVRLA’s Road to Zero scorecard
THE BVRLA is calling on the Chancellor of the Exchequer to support the uptake of electric cars by keeping Benefit in Kind (BIK) rates low beyond the current 2024/25 published figures. Pointing to the success of the current tax system for electric cars, the #SeeTheBenefit campaign is encouraging industry professionals to write to their local MP to educate them on how company…
The BVRLA’s annual Fleets in Charge conference (07 July) will be opened with an address by Transport Minister, Trudy Harrison MP
The continued disruption in the supply of vehicles to the fleet sector is restricting business growth, according to the latest BVRLA insights
The BVRLA has laid out its ambitions for 2022 that will see the leasing broker representative body invest further in campaigning
LOOKING ahead to 2022, we should all prepare for another bumpy ride, full of unpredictable twists and turns, writes Gerry Keaney. On the automotive front line, BVRLA members look likely to grapple with supply issues for some time yet – whether it is new vehicles, skilled staff or appropriate charging infrastructure. Those supply issues, in conjunction with the threat of tighter restrictions…
THE BVRLA has launched what it calls a Van Plan to help operators move to zero emission vehicles and assist the government in understanding the assistance the commercial vehicle sector requires to meet its 2030 goal. The association points out that the van sector faces a series of unique issues in the to transition to zero emissions. These include: The cost and…
THE April 2020 change in company car tax benefit in kind has led to a rise in new lease car registrations of battery electric vehicles (BEVs). A report from the BVRLA’s latest Quarterly Leasing Survey reveals that BEVs took 15% of all new lease car registrations in Q3 2020, up 13% year on year. If you add in PHEV lease registrations, plug-ins…