The automotive aftermarket has continued to struggle through the first half of 2025, with both sales and revenue falling year-on-year
Hybrids continue to gain ground in the used market as dealers and drivers remain wary of electric vehicles, reports Autorola UK.
Euro NCAP has highlighted safety issues in several new models while awarding five vehicles its top five-star rating in its latest round of crash test results.
The Motor Ombudsman has recorded close to one million contacts from consumers and businesses since the introduction of the ADR regulations in 2015.
Motor finance complaints have more than tripled year-on-year to 73,328 for 2024/25, putting even further emphasis on the need for consumer engagement.
Former Inchcape UK chief executive George Ashford has joined the IMI as a non-executive director as the organisation rounds out its “dream team”.
Four in 10 dealers (40%) say car showrooms remain male dominated environments, according to new research.
Car manufacturer profit margins dropped to 5.4% in Q1 2025 and have dropped by over 40% since 2021, according to new data.
UK van sales dropped 12.1% in H1 2025, with tax changes and weak economic confidence stalling fleet renewal and slowing the shift to electric vans.
The journey to a zero-emissions new car market by 2030 is under threat, according to Auto Trader’s latest Road to 2030 Report.
The new car market recorded its second consecutive month of growth in June, with registrations rising 6.7% year-on-year
Social media has emerged as the biggest red flag for car buyers worried about scams
BCA has announced record-breaking electric vehicle (EV) sales, with nearly 1,300 units sold in the final week of June alone, marking a significant milestone for the vehicle remarketer.
A persistent trade imbalance between the United States and the European Union in the sector is being driven by deeper structural issues than tariffs alone
The used car market has made a robust start to the second half of 2025, with key indicators remaining stable throughout June, according to Auto Trader.
More UK automotive industry organisations have joined the fight to counter misleading information which is a factor holding back some consumers from buying electric vehicles.
Insurers expect to just about break even this year – but fear sliding in to the red in 2026
The MG HS has claimed the title of the UK’s fastest-selling used car this June, selling in just 15 days on average, according to new data from Auto Trader.
Lack of awareness on the new entrant Chinese brands is not proving a barrier to purchase, according to new data from Motors.
Cox Automotive is predicting a robust used car market of 7.64 million units in the UK this year.