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Dealerships reopen with widest choice
Monday 12th April 2021
With showrooms opening again today, research from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders has found that car buyers have more choice than ever before. The latest analysis reveals that there are now 462 individual car models available in around 4,650 standard specifications augmented by an almost infinite number of… Read more
Hydrogen car lesson pack supports schools in lockdown
Thursday 1st April 2021
Teaching resources covering hydrogen and fuel cell vehicle technology have been downloaded more than 31,000 times, supporting schools and colleges in lockdown. Launched in March 2019 in partnership with Arval UK, Ecuity and the Hydrogen Hub partners, the pack was initially trialled in Swindon at the Nova Hreod Academy, amongst… Read more
Research predicts Summer ‘Gold Rush’
Friday 19th March 2021
New evidence suggests that more than 10% of motorists are bringing forward plans to change their cars. According to buyacar, about one in four motorists have been reluctant to buy a car during lockdown, but it’s now found that 12.9% are bringing forward their plans to buy. This supports a… Read more
Selsia and CAPS connect
Wednesday 3rd March 2021
Selsia has developed its repair management software to enable a new and faster connection with CAPS (the Common Automotive Platform Standard). The new system will bring significant benefits in its connection with Selsia’s approved repairer network, where updating their own bodyshop management systems will automatically update Selsia’s repair management portal,… Read more
Ford’s illuminated van panels to help roadside workers stay safe
Monday 22nd February 2021
Ford has developed electronic high-visibility panels for its vans, enhancing roadside worker safety. By Natalie Middleton, Fleetworld The rear panels, available on Transit and Transit Custom models, feature red stripes illuminated by electricity passing through a thin layer of phosphorus gas – technology already used in aeroplane cockpits and on screens… Read more