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The combined entity is set to increase its share in North America, which is expected to register a CAGR of 15-20% between 2021 and 2026.
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The demand for a full redesign has become increasingly urgent as new editions of the XC90, the S60 sedan, and the V60 and V60 Cross County wagons have turned heads in recent years. In 2018, the XC60 will join those vehicles and share their lineup of four-cylinder engines.
Read More →A review of federal regulations will help develop cargo/load securement policies to ensure cargo carried in company vehicles is transported safely, efficiently, and free from damage.
Read More →Fleet leaders, we want to hear from you. Share how empathy, trust, and creating space for people can strengthen your team, improve performance, and support retention.
Read More →Wall Street analysts say we are seeing a “natural migration away from SUVs.” While full-size SUVs will take the biggest hit, crossover SUVs, sporty wagons and larger sedans will fill the gap.
Read More →The Ford Mustang will enter its sixth generation as the automaker redesigns it for the 2015 model year with engine choices including a more powerful V-8 and a four-cylinder fuel efficient version for Europe and Asia. Read the full story here. Photos courtesy of Ford.
Read More →Nissan has begun producing the e-NV200 battery-electric compact van in Barcelona with plans to begin sending it to a variety of global markets in June.
Read More →Lightning’s ZEV4 platform is compatible with a variety of bodies from manufacturers, including, but not limited to, Knapheide, Rockport Trucks, Brown Industries, and Morgan Corporation.
Read More →Bestpass hired Michael Sebast as vice president of engineering, a position that has a direct impact on fleets, helping expand coverage through direct integrations with tolling authorities.
Read More →Since the inception of commercial telematics in the 1980s, the hardware required to capture engine data has been installed aftermarket. OEM-embedded telematics solutions are growing.
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