EIB and Ayvens have signed a €700 million financing agreement to deploy 19,000 electric light commercial vehicles (eLCVs) across Europe.
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AFV market sees price growth and stability in February
Sold prices rising and high-performing models leading the segment. February 2025 saw a near 5% increase in average AFV sold prices:
LeaseLoco unveils AI-powered tool to simplify car leasing
LeaseLoco has launched LocoAI, an artificial intelligence-powered tool designed to simplify how car buyers search for lease deals.
Franchise dealers admit 'concerns' over ongoing car finance crisis
Franchised car dealers have ‘concerns’ over the impact of the ongoing motor finance as uncertainty continues to loom over the industry. That is according to our Franchised Dealer Panel at
How to tell if you're owed compensation over car finance mis-selling scandal
MILLIONS of borrowers could be set to receive thousands of pounds in compensation due to the car finance mis-selling scandal. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) launched an investigation last year into whether motorists were
Leasys profit before tax rises marginally to €173m in 2024
Leasys has reported profit before taxes of €173m ($188.57m) for the full year 2024, a 1% rise year-over-year.
PAVE is urging dealers to adopt digital inspection technology to enhance confidence in online vehicle transactions.
Martin Lewis has warned a vast number of drivers could be in line for a payout. (Picture: REX/GETTY) Martin Lewis has offered fresh advice around a major scandal dubbed ‘the
Thousands of drivers may have been put on a higher interest rate without realising when buying a car on finance. Some dealers or brokers earned a better rate of commission
Thousands of drivers may have been put on a higher interest rate without realising when buying a car on finance. Some dealers or brokers earned a better rate of commission
Autofinity has revealed that UK dealer groups could save over £1m ($1.2m) each year by automating used car online merchandising processes.
Lloyds Bank and Close Brothers have already put aside funds for potential redress The UK’s financial watchdog has told banks to prepare for a redress scheme if the Supreme Court
Lloyds Bank and Close Brothers have already put aside funds for potential redress The UK’s financial watchdog has told banks to prepare for a redress scheme if the Supreme Court
Millions of drivers can breathe a sigh of relief, after some of the top financial minds confirmed that NO paperwork is needed to lodge a claim for car finance compensation.
The Financial Conduct Authority said Tuesday it would likely launch a redress scheme for car finance providers to compensate customers if a review shows widespread failings to comply with requirements
