News - Page 44
Private buyer demand for new cars falls while BEVs surge to 20.7% share
Fewer than four in ten (38.8%) of new car registrations were made by private buyers so far this year despite a widening choice of over 125 battery electric models - up 38% from last year - according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders’ (SMMT) latest monthly figure
FixMyCar report highlights opportunities in repair as EV demand and cost pressures rise
Despite rising costs and technology change, the UK repair market remains dynamic and resilient, according to a new FixMyCar report which urges garages to leverage EV training and digital tools to not only build loyalty but also expand their revenue base.
Jaguar pauses UK new car sales ahead of electric transition in 2026
The last Jaguar F-Pace SUV has rolled off Castle Bromwich production lines in a move by the iconic British car maker to halt making any new vehicles in the UK until the debut of its next-generation model in 2026.
Understand buyers better with AM's Spotlight on The Customer report
AM's Spotlight on The Customer report explores what trends and habits dealers must understand to provide the right buying experience, how dealers can help private buyers overcome their barriers to EV purchase, and how tailored experiences and great value can keep used car buyers coming back.
BCA launches EV battery health grading to boost buyer confidence
Vehicle remarketer BCA has launched a EV battery health grading service, making it the first in the uk remarketing sector to provide detailed battery health information to prospective electric vehicle (EV) buyers.
Trends and Opportunities for Used Car Dealers
Advertisement feature from MFL Direct Auction
Automated Vehicles Act 2024: Opportunities and Challenges
Advertisement feature from PIB Automotive
Chancellor Reeves’ first budget ushers £40bn in tax rises, amid fiscal shift
Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ first Budget represents a significant shift in fiscal policy, addressing the UK’s considerable funding gap with £40 billion in new tax rises alongside targeted spending cuts.