Newsletter
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Issue 40 - 19th October 2018
Welcome note from Sue Robinson
Dear Colleague, The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee has published a report suggesting that the Government should bring forward the target for new sales of cars and vans to be zero emission by 2032. These announcements and headlines are likely to create further confusion. NFDA called for a consistent, joint approach by Government, industry and key stakeholders which supports the efforts the automotive industry is making. Please find more...
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19th October 2018
NFDA COMMENTS ON CALLS TO BRING FORWARD ZERO EMISSION TARGET
A consistent, joint approach by Government, industry and key stakeholders is vital to ensure a gradual and stable uptake of low emission vehicles. Recent announcements and headlines create confusion...
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19th October 2018
EU passenger car registrations: +2.5% nine months into...
In September 2018, registrations of new passenger cars in the European Union fell by 23.5%, official figures from the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA) showed. However, this...
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19th October 2018
DVSA publishes new MOT test quality guidance for testers...
DVSA publishes new MOT test quality guidance for testers and managers. Agency explains what information MOT testers and managers should regularly check. The DVSA has this week published MOT test...
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19th October 2018
Time limits for Employment Tribunal Appeals
As with all courts, the Employment Tribunal operates under a strict timeline. As with all courts these timelines can be waived or extended. IN the recent case of The Governing Body of Tywyn Primary...
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19th October 2018
OLEV’S COMMUNICATIONS ON PLUG-IN CAR GRANT ORDERS
The Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) has been trying to contact dealers directly to pass on all the relevant information with regards plug-in car grant orders during the transition to new...
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19th October 2018
Fleet News: Electric vehicles cost 23% less to maintain...
Electric vehicles cost an average 23% less to service and maintain over three years/60,000 miles than petrol models, research from Cap HPI has found. The study by the automotive data expert found the...
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19th October 2018
AM LIVE 2018: THREE WEEKS TO GO!
NFDA is working again in partnership with AM, Automotive Management Live will take place on 8 November at the NEC, Birmingham. Join us at the UK’s leading event for motor retailers where you will be...
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