Volkswagen’s (VW’s) Taigo offers buyers something different in a competitive market. The carmaker has borrowed other from other areas to add more choice to the B-SUV segment with a coupé-styled... read more →
The automotive industry faces a new dynamic of new-car and used-car supply and demand. Sonja Nehls, Autovista24’s principal analyst, looks at the consequences. Residual values (RVs) have been on a... read more →
In-car technology is developing rapidly. Expansive infotainment systems offer media streaming and live navigation, while autonomous capabilities let the driver relax. But are these automotive advances more distracting than helpful?... read more →
10 Aug 22 Sand, seawater or wifi? New (and surprising) materials for EV batteries
Andy Picton, chief commercial vehicle editor at Glass’s (part of Autovista Group) analyses new and used light-commercial vehicle (LCV) developments in the UK. In what has been a troubling year... read more →
9 Aug 22 New EC regulations will increase PHEV emissions dramatically
Zero-emission motoring is essential as part of the future of mobility. But is a focus on battery-electric technology detrimental to decarbonisation? Autovista24 editor Phil Curry discusses how other technologies are... read more →
The age of autonomous driving is rapidly approaching. BMW is the latest carmaker to invest in a testing ground for the technology. Located in Sokolov, Czech Republic, the German brand... read more →
5 Aug 22 ALD reports record €1.2-billion half-yearly income
Private charging is predicted to lead the way for electric-vehicle (EV) infrastructure. But how is this crucial element of electromobility being regulated in Europe? Autovista24 deputy editor Tom Geggus explores... read more →