According to the latest data from Auto Trader, the Kia XCeed is currently the UK’s fastest-selling used car, taking on average just two weeks to leave retailers’ forecourts.
Slightly behind the crossover SUV from the Korean manufacturer in joint second position, was the all-electric Tesla Model 3 and the Mercedes-Benz EQC, which both took a similarly impressive 14.5 days to sell while the dogs on dealer forecourts were led by the Vauxhall Crossland and Range Rover, typically taking over two months to move.
As part of its commitment to maximizing user convenience and peace of mind, Nissan is introducing a Stolen Vehicle Tracking function to its customers through the NissanConnect Services app in the United Kingdom in February 2024.
Stolen Vehicle Tracking (SVT) is a subscription service provided in collaboration with Vodafone Automotive, Nissan’s service provider which allows connected vehicles to be tracked and located using the vehicle’s GPS.
CarMoney, one of the UK’s largest car finance brokers, is set for a major acceleration in growth as it launches its franchise model in key territories to significantly increase brand awareness, footprint and geographical reach.
The brokerage is part of the Peter Vardy Group and has unveiled its ambition to become the fastest-growing operation of its kind in the UK to support a new cohort of franchise professionals in achieving sustainable, profitable business success.
American car makers and auto-workers union want the US Government’s Environmental Protection Agency to roll back their EV targets by 2030.
Just 8% of American new cars last year were EVs and the makers and workers say the 60% target in five years is unachievable due to model shortages and infrastructure gaps across the country.