The BVRLA is bringing the sector together for #UsedEVWeek this September (21-27), creating a concentrated period of activity focused on the used electric vehicle market.
To help members understand the Department for Transport (DfT)’s consultation and what it means for leasing and rental businesses, the BVRLA has prepared a new member briefing and arranged a webinar to talk through the consultation.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published further good practice resources to help firms assess how they are meeting their obligations under the Consumer Duty.
Two upcoming WorkNest webinars will help BVRLA members prepare for changes to employment law and review how their contracts and employee handbooks can help reduce employment risk.
Registrations are open for the 2026 Leaseurope and Eurofinas Annual Conventions, bringing together leaders from across Europe's leasing, automotive rental and consumer credit sectors.
The Government's review of the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate provides an opportunity to assess how the policy is performing and where it can better support the UK's transition to zero emission road transport.
The Government has formally launched its long-awaited review of the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate.
The BVRLA has announced a number of changes to its leadership and compliance responsibilities following the departure of Legal and Compliance Director Shashi Maharaj at the end of July.
Tom Rutland MP has visited BVRLA member Rivervale in Shoreham-by-Sea to hear about issues affecting the vehicle leasing sector, including electric Vehicle Excise Duty (eVED) and challenges facing community minibus operators.
The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) has confirmed reforms to modernise the complaints process, with several of the changes reflecting priorities raised by the BVRLA during consultation.
The potential annual fuel cost saving from running an electric car has risen to £960, according to the latest data from Autotrader and Zapmap, as higher petrol prices increase the cost advantage for drivers able to charge at home.
The Department for Business and Trade (DBT) is seeking views on proposals to make competition redress, regulatory appeals and enforcement “swifter and simpler”, with changes intended to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the UK competition regime.
