MG network spreads to Northumbria
Richard Hardie MG has become the first MG Motor approved dealership in Northumbria. It will also act as a parts centre. Situated 15 miles north of Newcastle in Ashington, the […]
News
Government doubles EV charging investment
The government has announced it is doubling the investment for local authorities to install electric car charging points. It has pledged an extra £2.5m, bringing the total investment to £5m. […]
ACIS announces new EV training
ACIS, a leading distributor to the bodyshop sector, is launching a new EV training programme. Electrics on a conventional petrol or diesel car account for just 12 volts, but the […]
Nissan Juke bridges generation gap
Nissan Juke has been named as the car with the most universal appeal across all ages. This is according to new analysis of more than 10,000 used car sales over […]
Double appointment for Cooper Solutions
Cooper Solutions has supported the uptake of its customer data and acquisition solution, FullCycle, with two new appointments. It has named Paul Smith as senior account manager and Bipin Shakya […]
Mini celebrates 10 millionth car
The 10 millionth Mini since launch was built at the brand’s Oxford plant last month. The landmark helped Mini celebrate its 60th anniversary. To celebrate the brand’s 60th anniversary, Mini […]
Seat remains fastest growing brand
Seat has reported a new sales record in July. This comes after it achieved its highest sales volume in the first six months of the year. Its global deliveries went […]
AW boss wins global accolade
AW Repair Group’s managing director has received a global accolade for business leadership. Andrew Walsh is one of just 50 worldwide business leaders to receive the 2019 Global CEO Excellence […]
Hydrogen cars stretch range to five million km
Hydrogen-powered fuel cell electric vehicles deployed by Hydrogen Mobility Europe (H2ME) travelled five million kilometres last year. H2ME is a pan-European project which has so far deployed nearly 500 hydrogen […]
‘Technology can only do so much’
The SMMT has come out in defence of car manufacturers after a study found that keyless entry systems posed a significant risk of theft. The research was carried out by […]
Government urged to update driving laws
The government has been urged to update laws regarding driving while using a mobile phone, after a driver who filmed a collision has his conviction overturned. The law says that […]
Keyless systems increasing theft risk
A new investigation has found that some of Britain’s newest and most popular cars can be stolen in seconds because of a weakness in their keyless entry and start systems. […]