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25 Sep 20LEASING AND RENTAL: The cost of flexibility
The coronavirus lockdown has had a profound impact on the rental and contract hire sectors. Steve Banner looks at the options available to operators. -
21 Sep 20NEWS ANALYSIS: AA calls for EV incentives, with warning of specific challenges for CV fleets
Introducing punitive measures against polluting vehicles will not be enough on its own to persuade fleets to adopt alternatively fuelled vehicles (AFV... -
17 Sep 20NEWS ANALYSIS: Iveco gets back to business
The Italian manufacturer is targeting the competition by adopting a clearer specification regime for its 3.5t Daily. -
08 Sep 20WHAT VAN? AWARDS – WINNER'S PROFILE: Going the extra mile
No matter how specialist the van insurance required, Brightside will strive to get it covered. -
24 Aug 20CONVERSIONS: On the home run
The coronavirus lockdown has triggered a spike in demand for light commercials equipped to carry out parcel deliveries, reports Steve Banner. -
07 Aug 20WHAT VAN? AWARDS – WINNER'S PROFILE: Taking the high road and the low road
Isuzu UK believes it can continue to prosper by serving a broad range of the pick-up market. -
31 Jul 20IVOTY ANALYSIS: PSA pins hopes on electrification
The French manufacturer vows to take the lead in last mile delivery, George Barrow reports. -
29 Jul 20NEWS ANALYSIS: Iveco set to switch the electricity back on
A new plug-in Daily will arrive within two years with a better chance of success than its forerunners, reports Steve Banner -
28 Jul 20NEWS ANALYSIS: In for the long haul
The VN5 light commercial can take operators beyond the city limits, LEVC tells Steve Banner. -
20 Jul 20REMARKETING: Will there be calm after the storm?
The used van market has hit severe turbulence in the past few months. Tim Cattlin looks at how the remarketing industry has been affected, and asks if... -
26 Jun 20IVOTY ANALYSIS: Renault shapes up to a changing market
The manufacturer has restructured its LCV operation as it prepares to meet global demand, George Barrow reports -
25 Jun 20COMPLIANCE: Practice what you preach
Most LCV operators insist they comply to best-practice standards, but FORS membership gives customers the reassurance they need, reports James Dallas -
23 Jun 20LIVERY: The art of graphic illustrations
Van livery is increasingly sophisticated and plays a vital role in promoting brand identity, explains Steve Banner -
22 Jun 20CORONAVIRUS: The way out of lockdown
How has the LCV industry been affected by coronavirus, and what are its prospects for recovery? Sean Keywood reports. -
29 May 20REMARKETING: Life after Brexit – Calmer waters in the used market
After all the uncertainty of Brexit, Tim Cattlin spoke to industry experts prior to the appearance of Covid-19 to see if there\s an air of optimism in... -
15 May 20ALTERNATIVE FUELS: Is the future hybrid?
Hybrid powertrains are finally starting to make waves in the world of light commercial vehicles, as Sean Keywood reports. -
01 May 20ANDY PICTON'S AUCTION BLOG: Health crisis hits home
Due to the coronavirus lockdown and the closure of all auction houses, March’s sold volumes unsurprisingly fell dramatically. -
28 Apr 20JAMES DALLAS'S BLOG: Unprecedented changes
The Covid-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented changes to all our lives over the past few weeks. -
17 Apr 20WHAT VAN? AWARDS - WINNER'S PROFILE: Master of its own destiny
With its electric van pedigree Renault looks set for the future, but the ICE hasn’t melted just yet, as James Dallas discovers. -
10 Apr 20CONVERSIONS: Chill out and lighten up
Saving weight and improving efficiency are at the heart of developments in the temperature-controlled vans market. Sean Keywood reports.
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