International Fleet World

International Fleet World magazine stands out as the sole publication that offers a comprehensive overview of the global fleet market. Under the guidance of renowned fleet authority John Kendall, the magazine delves into various subjects, including the latest news, product reviews, market insights, country-specific features, and profiles of automobile manufacturers.

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New Nissan Leaf uncovered as slick SUV with 600km range

1 week ago | internationalfleetworld.com | Natalie Middleton

Nissan has unveiled the all-new Leaf, now reinvented as a sleek, aerodynamic SUV with up to 600km of range to take on the Kia EV3 and Volkswagen ID.3. The original trailblazing electric hatch returns later this year in its heavily reinvented third-generation SUV form, built again at the brand’s Sunderland plant in the UK and the first vehicle to roll off the lines as part of Nissan’s EV36Zero project.
Honda spearheads new last-mile micromobility venture with eQuad delivery vehicle

1 week ago | internationalfleetworld.com | Natalie Middleton

Honda has launched a new B2B business dedicated to transforming the last-mile delivery industry with micromobility solutions. Dubbed Fastport, the new venture has been created by the Honda New Business Innovation Lab to enter the micromobility market in Europe and North America. The first solution to be unveiled is the zero-emission eQuad prototype.
SelfDrive Mobility brings car subscription service to UK

1 month ago | internationalfleetworld.com | Natalie Middleton

SelfDrive Mobility, a Dubai-based company that’s “disrupting the traditional car rental model”, has rolled out its car subscription service in the UK. Aimed at drivers and fleets looking to ditch long-term leases and ownership hassles, the service brings prices from £199 a month with zero deposit available on selected vehicles.
Toyota bZ4X Touring revealed as rugged electric offroader

1 month ago | internationalfleetworld.com | Natalie Middleton

Toyota has extended its bZ4X electric SUV line-up with a new rugged Touring model that offers more space, practicality and the option of all-wheel drive. On sale in Europe from spring 2026, it’s Toyota’s twin to the Subaru Trailseeker revealed last month under the carmakers’ collaboration and a stretched version of the existing Toyota bZ4X and Subaru Solterra launched back in 2022.
Global Safety Evidence Centre launches to tackle transport sector challenges

1 month ago | internationalfleetworld.com | Natalie Middleton

Lloyd’s Register Foundation, the global safety charity, has launched its Global Safety Evidence Centre, to reduce the three million annual death toll of global workplace harm. Backed by a £15m (€17.8m) investment over 10 years, the centre will serve as a hub for anyone who needs to know ‘what works’ to make people safer in the face of a range of global safety challenges, including workplace accidents and injuries.
Grid-scale energy storage to use second-life batteries from electric buses

1 month ago | internationalfleetworld.com | Natalie Middleton

Plans to use former electric bus batteries to create a grid-scale energy storage solution have been hatched by Connected Energy and Forsee Power. The two companies have signed a partnership agreement to co-develop a scalable second-life battery energy storage solution using the batteries. The modular solution will combine Connected Energy’s second-life technology with Forsee Power’s ZEN 35 and ZEN 42 battery packs, which are deployed in about 1,500 electric buses in Europe.
DKV Mobility expands to near-complete charging coverage in Ireland

1 month ago | internationalfleetworld.com | Natalie Middleton

DKV Mobility, a leading platform for international mobility services, has partnered with Irish charge point operator EasyGo to expand its electric vehicle charging network. More than 1,150 additional charge points have been added to the DKV Mobility roaming network in Ireland. Nearly one-third of these are DC high-power chargers, enabling faster and more efficient charging experiences.
Fleet safety lags behind in workplace digitalisation

2 months ago | internationalfleetworld.com | Natalie Middleton

AI and automation are rapidly reshaping health, safety and environmental (HSE) roles, but not being extended to fleet operations, despite growing regulatory and operational risks. A new study by vision-based fleet safety technology firm Netradyne found that 84% of HSE leaders in the UK say fleet safety is a high or very high organisational priority. Yet 60% admit they have yet to implement any formal fleet safety technologies or policies.
MGS5 EV teased as successor to MG ZS

Mar 3, 2025 | internationalfleetworld.com | Natalie Middleton

MG, partner at the 2025 Great British Fleet Event, has previewed a new all-electric compact SUV ahead of its arrival this spring. Previewed in two teaser images, the newcomer will succeed the ZS EV, and has already been unveiled in China as the MG ES5. It’s based on the modular scalable platform (MSP) created for the highly popular MG4 hatchback and will deliver “excellent dynamic performance whether in the city or open road as well as superb range”.
Dinolift appoints Petter Rönnlöf as CEO

Mar 3, 2025 | internationalfleetworld.com | Natalie Middleton

Dinolift Oy, a leading maker of mobile elevated work platforms (MEWPs), has appointed Petter Rönnlöf as its new CEO. Rönnlöf joined last month, succeeding Karin Godenhielm, who will continue to play a vital role in the company as active owner and board member. Petter Rönnlöf brings a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective to Dinolift, delivering a strong background in the manufacturing industry and international sales to lead the company into its next phase of growth and innovation.