Stellantis has launched online direct sales of used cars in the UK today through its Spoticar division.
Mark Turnbull, global head of consulting at Cap HPI, explains why Chinese EV brands are serious prospects for the UK market and how they could eclipse established Western OEMs.
Kia UK has been named in the 2023 Best Workplaces for Women list by Great Place to Work.
Jaguar Land Rover owner Tata Group has confirmed that it will create a £4 billion electric vehicle battery gigafactory in the UK.
Hyundai has revealed the first pictures of its fifth-generation Sante Fe seven-seater long-wheel base SUV.
The MG4 is one of the cheapest new electric cars currently on sale, yet its range, performance and technology compares favourably with much more expensive rivals, and this has impressed UK car dealers so much they voted for it to win the AM Award for Electric Vehicle of the Year.
Renault Group UK has told AM that its latest steps to reduce the number of car dealerships that it wants in its dealer network will have minimal impact on car buyers.
Lotus Emira is a deserving New Car of the Year winner, according to AM's dealer readers who voted for the sports car to win the accolade
Suzuki has been ranked the top automotive brand in the latest bi-annual Institute of Customer Service’s UK Customer Satisfaction Index (UKCSI).
AM's regular columnist Professor Jim Saker, emeritus professor at Loughborough University's business school and president of the Institute of the Motor Industry, accuses the UK Government of being "in denial" of its EV policy's opening the floodgates to cheap Chinese imports.
AM's dealer readers voted the Kia Sportage for Used Car of the Year 2023. Read about some of the reasons behind its success.
Renault Group and China's Geely are set to launch a joint venture company able to produce annually up to five million efficient powertrains, including hybrids and plug-in hybrids.
Dacia has confirmed that its value-focussed Spring electric SUV will launch in the UK next year.
Kia has opened order books for its new flagship seven-seat EV9 SUV with prices starting from £64,995.
Over half AM’s readers believe the UK’s established car brands will struggle to defend their market share against new electric vehicle (EV) focussed entrants.
The new car retail registrations increased by 14.8% in June, but fleets are continuing to lead the market, according to the latest data by SMMT.
Kia is offering two free services and 12 months of discounted public network charging on its EV6, Niro EV and Soul EV as part of its summer offers.
Kia has revealed a dramatic new overhaul for its Picanto model heavilty inspired by its flagship EV9 SUV.
Nissan has launched a new subscription offering for its electric and hybrid models that bundles all motoring costs except charging and fuel from £645 a month.
Tesla secured record volumes in May across Europe with a 2.63% market share, according to the latest data from JATO Dynamics.
Lexus has upgraded its UX 300e electric compact SUV with a new battery to extend the driving range by more than 40%, giving up to 279 miles on a single charge.
Rupert Stadler is the first ex-Audi and Volkswagen Group board member to be sentenced and fined due to his involvement in the 2015 dieselgate emissions scandal.
The SMMT has called on every political party to sign up to key pledges that would see a 10-fold increase to UK EV production to 750,000 units a year by 2030.
Aston Martin has partnered with Lucid Group to create electrified hypercars, sports, GT and SUV models as part of a £2 billion investment plan.
Honda UK car boss Rebecca Adamson explains to AM editor Tim Rose that the "lightest touch" agency contracts will be part of its car dealer network's future.
