Dealer optimism about the used car sector has reached a 14 month high, according to the new Startline Used Car Tracker.
One in five motorists (20%) say they would sell their car if the UK adopted a German-style universal public transport pass, new research shows.
NIO officially launched its first smart electric tourer, ET5 Touring. Designed with families in mind, the ET5 Touring adds versatility, space, and practicality to the sporting character of its sedan variant, offering users a dynamic style as the world’s first premium smart electric tourer.
TechMan demonstrated its leading garage management system and a new collaboration with BookMyGarage.com, at the company’s successful return to Automechanika Birmingham.
Nyobolt, the pioneering UK-based developer of breakthrough ultra-fast-charging batteries, has today revealed how its advanced battery technology can transform electric vehicles. Nyobolt is showcasing a vehicle that can charge fully and repeatedly in less than 6 minutes – a new record in automotive electrification.
Following its policy to consistently develop and improve, Ring has upgraded its MAGFlex Twist to conform with EU laws that are coming into force and provide a new, better and brighter inspection lamp for professionals in a host of different industries.
HELLA is one of the first suppliers on the market to bring steering sensors for ‘by-wire’ applications into series production
FI Filters, a leading company in filtration and thermal management, as well as in hydrogen filtration, is celebrating its 6th year anniversary in the UK with outstanding results. These have been achieved despite the challenges of COVID-19 and Brexit.
Following a four-year absence, a record number of UK automotive professionals came together at Automechanika Birmingham, the most important trade event for the UK automotive industry.
“Really busy with great quality visitors, a buzzing atmosphere and very well organised,” was the snap verdict of Kalimex, exhibitors at this year’s Automechanika three-day event which was held at the NEC in Birmingham.
