The European Union planning to impose substantial tariffs on imports of cars from China will have sent a shiver of anxiety through the UK automotive market, particularly the retail sector.
UK dealers have named a Chinese car manufacturer yet to launch as the most likely to succeed on the UK market.
May saw the highest ever proportion of used electric vehicles (EVs) being stocked by dealers with car supermarkets leading the way.
Chinese brand Omoda has kick-started an aggressive UK launch strategy that will see an initial 60-plus dealers triple to more than 180 by the end of 2025.
Dacia will open a brand-new flagship retailer in West London on 4th June, at the same time as launching its new Spring electric car.
The SMMT wants more incentives to get EV buyers into dealers – but should be the focus be on private sales as a whole?
The used battery-electric vehicle (BEV) market is being held back by high prices, according to a new survey. Finance provider MotoNovo Finance is calling on the Government to launch an
The UK market for consumer buyers of electric vehicles (EVs) is not dead, according to the head of Kia UK.
Volkswagen Group UK Ltd has signed an agreement with leading global battery recycler Ecobat to recycle electric vehicle batteries in the UK.
Electric vehicles (EVs) produced disposal conversion rates very close to their petrol and diesel equivalents in 2023 and ahead of plug-in hybrids (PHEVs), according to automotive e-commerce specialist epyx.
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