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Government’s consultation, published today, on potential changes to the ZEV Mandate is welcome and much needed. A review had been factored into the regulation from its outset, but bringing it forward has become increasingly important given the challenges manufacturers face with every passing month. It matters, therefore, not just because the mandate influences the competi...


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Mike Hawes, SMMT Chief Executive, said:

We welcome government’s consultation on the ZEV Mandate and how it should change to better support the UK’s transition. Industry remains fully committed to a zero-emission future, investing billions in new technologies, products and, along with government, consumer incentives. The regulation was conceived, how...


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Tell us about the all-new KGM Musso Rhino and Musso Rhino+

Musso is a name with real strength and great value in the pick-up sector, and the all-new Musso Rhino and Rhino+ represent a major step forward for the brand. These models bring together the durabi...


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Over the past few years, an increasing number of waste, recycling and refuse operators have been switching their vehicle fleets from diesel to electric.

These all-electric trucks, which provide a less stressful environment for drivers, reduce noise and air pollution in densely populated areas, by providing near-silent operation and zero tailpipe emissions.


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UK government has confirmed more than £47 million in 33 automotive projects aimed at accelerating the development and commercialisation of next-generation vehicle technologies.

This funding, made through the £4 billion DRIVE35 programme, is designed to support the UK’s transition towards zero emission vehicles while strengthening domestic manufacturing and supply ch...


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