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Electric cars bring sparkle to LA Auto Show 2022
The LA Auto Show is the last major show of the automotive year, where car makers reveal all the showroom-ready models th...
Award-winning EV expertise
I can’t think of a more exciting time to be involved in the automotive sector with the migration from fossil based fue...
Fleet Alliance scoops ‘astonishing’ five awards at Leasing Broker Federation event
Fleet Alliance has won an astonishing five awards at the 2022 Leasing Broker Federation (LBF) awards event - 50% of all ...
Give your fleet drivers the latest technology
The difficulty in accessing new vehicles over the last couple of years has meant many fleets have needed to extend their...
The new fleet cars at the Paris Motor Show 2022
While the revolving doors and chaos of our government was unfolding, it was a pleasure to walk through the calmer doors ...
Putting the E into ESG
Acronyms are the language of the automotive industry Who doesn’t like an EV, a PHEV, and an ICE Or how about an ECOS, ...
What’s electric, fast and beyond Taycan
As the boss of your own successful company, or CEO of a profitable and progressive medium-sized enterprise, where do you...
Range anxiety – what range anxiety?
We asked Fleet Alliance, Corporate Sales Director, Rob Wentworth-James about his experiences of living with an electric ...
Electricity costs might be rising, but EVs remain the cost-effective fleet future
Electricity costs are going up We know this The price cap - the most you can be charged on a default tariff - rises from...
Flick the switch on your fleet from red to green.
Red hot Wherever you looked on a weather map last week, Europe was either an intense orange or a bright red Worse, mu...
Fleet Alliance: A Best Workplace For Women 2022
We are absolutely delighted to be named A Best Workplace For Women 2022 Making the workplace inclusive is crucial to ...
Techno meltdown for robotaxis, but the road ahead is automated
Oh dear Technology doesn’t always quite deliver what’s intended Malfunctions are never what you want, from the bl...