FLEET MANAGEMENT

From September 2015, when the EU’s Euro 6 emissions legislation came into effect, the majority of new diesel cars and LCVs will feature technology called Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR), using a liquid called AdBlue.

To help make the journey to electric vehicles (EVs) as smooth as possible for you, we’ve split the process up into seven easy steps.

Arval’s international Consulting has published a white paper containing an overview of the current market and a range of solutions to help fleet managers.

Keyless car theft is when a vehicle is accessed and stolen without the use of the original fob or card. This is done by tricking the vehicle into believing that the digital key is being used.

By 2030, the sale of new petrol and diesel vans will be banned, so it’s time to start thinking about making the switch to electric alternatives. Arval can make sure you’re ready for this exciting next chapter.

When the mornings and evenings darken, and the weather takes a turn for the worse, we’ve some handy tips to help keep you safe and keep you moving.

The law has changed for alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs) with a gross vehicle weight limit between 3.5 tonnes and 4.25 tonnes, resulting in some regulatory exemptions. This includes fully electric vans.

As we approach the 2030 ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles, it's more important than ever to start making the switch to electric now. Changes to the taxation system, concerns about air quality and the growth in plug-in vehicle alternatives mean that it may be just the right time to look at alternative fuel solutions.

For cars sold since April 2020, both MPG and C02 ratings have had to be based on the new WLTP test. This is now changing for LCVs.