Dacia unveils the budget-busting £15k Spring Cargo electric van
Dacia has turned its affordable Spring hatchback into a cargo-carrying electric van.
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Canoo coming to the UK: US electric vans ready for our roads
Head-turning new electric vans from American manufacturer Canoo are coming to the UK - and here's everything you need to know.
Autumn Budget 2024: What it means to UK motorists
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced a raft of measures affecting motorists in the Autumn Budget. Here’s what it all means.
Peugeot to deliver over 2,000 electric vans to Royal Mail - just in time for Xmas rush!
The Royal Mail has received 2,100 new fully-electric vans from Peugeot, which includes 1,100 examples of the popular E-Partner.
VW ID. Buzz Cargo vs Maxus eDeliver 5
They’re both retro-styled, fully-electric, medium-sized vans - but which one gets your leasing vote?
Skywell 233 electric van revealed ahead of UK sales
Skywell isn’t a brand you’re likely to be familiar with, but it’s setting its sights on the European van market.
What are solid-state EV batteries? Everything you need to know!
Global manufacturer Stellantis will begin testing solid-state batteries in its cars from 2026. But what are they, and are they better than standard lithium-ion units?
Mobilize Bento: Tiny electric micro-van ready for the big city
Mobilize, Renault’s sustainable mobility business unit, has introduced the Bento — a compact, all-electric micro van designed specifically for businesses operating in ...
Medical Detection Dogs takes the lead with Volkswagen ID. Buzz Cargo
UK charity Medical Detection Dogs welcomes a new VW ID. Buzz Cargo van to its pack.
Vivaro hydrogen van trials begin in UK as Vauxhall expands hydrogen fleet
Vauxhall begins UK trials of the Vivaro Hydrogen van with major fleets, preparing for the 2025 launch of the larger Movano Hydrogen.
UK van market hits four-year high
The UK van market hit a four-year high in September while SMMT calls for Plug-in Van Grant extension.
One in six Brit motorists admit they’re a ‘terrible driver’
A new survey by Isuzu reveals 15% of UK motorists admit they’re ‘bad’ drivers - with 4% even suggesting they’re a ‘danger’ on the road.
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