Simon Wait

New EU data protection legislation is being introduced in May 2018 and Dragon2000 has warned that if garages and workshops are not compliant, they could face fines of up to […]

Greg Clark MP, secretary of state for business, energy and industrial strategy, has given the green light to 5*StarS – the Automotive Cyber Security through Assurance project. As part of […]

McLaren Automotive has appointed Dr Jens Ludmann as chief operating officer (COO), filling a role that’s been vacant since 2013. Dr Ludmann, who will take up his role on 2 […]

Global automotive applications of advanced driver assist systems (ADAS) will surpass 232 million units annually in 2022, according IHS Markit. In its latest ADAS Applications and Sensors Report, IHS Markit […]

Innovation in transport is at risk because data is not being shared in the sector – according to a new report commissioned by the Transport Systems Catapult (TSC) and using […]

AkzoNobel is expected to outline its strategic plan today, when chief executive Ton Buchner will have to convince shareholders that his vision is a better option than accepting the latest […]

Volkswagen Group has played host to Auto Windscreens to demonstrate how ‘pinpoint accurate’ calibration leads to the best driving experience for its customers. The half-day course, led by paint and […]

The automotive sector is ‘at the start of a revolution’ which will see factory-fitted telematics devices and, ultimately, end in automated driving. In a blog on the LexisNexis website, Paul […]

Zenuity, the joint venture between Volvo Cars and Autoliv Inc has begun its operations today (Tuesday 18 April). Zenuity is a new entrant in the growing global market for autonomous […]

SEAT has secured its best quarter one results to date, making it the fastest growing manufacturer in fleet, true fleet and Motability channels. The 32% rise in overall fleet sales […]

New research has found that 75% of dealers overpay Benefit in Kind (BiK) to company car drivers, equating to more than £2m. After producing the first audit of its kind […]

The government could pay drivers to scrap their older diesel cars, as part of its fight against urban pollution. Reports suggest the scheme, which could be announced this week, could […]