One of Britain's most recognisable family SUVs is preparing to make its final journey.

A radical new model signals a bold direction for one of Britain's most iconic automotive brands.

What happens when a luxury sports car manufacturer teams up with the video game industry?

Honda is rolling out cars that can actually understand what you're saying.

The giant car manufacturer has decided that not all tasks can be done by a computer.

Why Britain's favourite summer car is disappearing.

The AA warns that the biggest challenge facing fleets is the changing role of the driver.

Fleet managers and drivers are being urged to think twice before posting vehicle photos online.

The future of car manufacturing just took a sci-fi leap forward.

We are officially witnessing the end of an automotive era.

A massive legal drama is serving as a stark reminder of where data privacy lines must be drawn.

Ferrari is opening the door to buyers who may never have considered the brand before.

The Jaecoo 7, a Chinese-built SUV with a surprisingly low price tag, has quickly become one of the most talked-about vehicles in the market. Nicknamed by some as the “Temu Range Rover”, it’s winning attention for one simple reason: it looks premium, but costs far less. Take one glance at the Jaecoo 7 and it’s easy to see where the comparisons come from. Its styling has clear similarities to models like the Range Rover Evoque, with bold lines, sleek lighting and a strong road

For most drivers and businesses, getting insurance has always been a given. You find a policy, compare a few quotes, and you’re off. But in 2026, a new and slightly worrying trend is starting to emerge — a growing number of vehicles are becoming increasingly difficult to insure at all. In some cases, it’s not just about rising premiums. Insurers are quietly stepping back from certain vehicles entirely, either declining cover or pricing policies so high that they’re effectivel

A Chinese light commercial vehicle manufacturer is preparing to enter the UK market after securing a distribution agreement with a well‑established automotive group. Foton, which produces a wide range of vans, trucks and pick‑ups, will launch in the UK later this year following a deal with International Motors. International Motors will be responsible for bringing Foton vehicles to the UK, including importing stock and providing sales and aftersales support. The company alrea

Renault Group is getting ready to make a big impression at 2026 Company Car in Action (CCIA) 2026 , where it will show off a wide mix of cars and vans for fleets and company car drivers. The event will be held on 10–11 June at UTAC Millbrook in Bedfordshire, giving visitors the chance to get behind the wheel rather than just look at vehicles on a stand. Renault will be represented alongside its sister brands Dacia and Alpine, with something on offer for businesses of all size

Ford has revealed a new two‑seater version of its Ranger double cab pick‑up, designed to help businesses reduce company vehicle tax bills following recent rule changes. The new model removes the rear seats and replaces them with a secure storage area, turning the popular pick‑up into a more work‑focused vehicle. The move comes after changes to HMRC rules meant many double‑cab pick‑ups were treated more like company cars for tax purposes, leading to higher costs for driver

Europe’s major truck manufacturers are preparing for stronger competition as Chinese‑built electric trucks begin arriving in the European market from 2026. Well‑known European brands such as Daimler Truck, Volvo Group, and Iveco are facing the prospect of new rivals offering electric freight trucks at much lower prices , while still promising modern technology and long driving range. Industry reports suggest several Chinese manufacturers plan to start selling heavy electric t

Isuzu has confirmed that its D‑Max pick‑up will get a new 2.2‑litre diesel engine when the updated model arrives in the UK in July 2026. The change is designed to make the D‑Max easier and more comfortable to use for work, without altering the things owners value most about it. The new engine replaces the current 1.9‑litre diesel and offers stronger pulling power while also being more efficient. Isuzu says the update is about improving day‑to‑day usability rather than chasing

Volkswagen has unveiled a major upgrade to the VW Caddy, refreshing one of the UK’s most popular small vans with updated styling and improved in‑cab technology. The changes are designed to keep the Caddy relevant for modern fleets, trades and business users, while retaining the practicality that has made it a long‑standing favourite. The upgraded Caddy builds on the fifth‑generation model launched in 2020 and reflects Volkswagen’s focus on improving usability, versatility and