Latest Fleet World & Van Fleet World Issue Now Available!

Welcome, Net Zero News readers,

The latest edition of Fleet World / Van Fleet World has just hit the shelves, and it’s packed with insights and revelations about the future of the fleet sector as we head into 2026. This comprehensive issue, available both online and in print, is a must-read for anyone invested in the evolution of fleet management and sustainable transport.

In this forward-looking edition, we delve into the Future of Fleet, featuring a rich tapestry of contributions from industry leaders including Geotab, Nexus, The Electric Car Scheme, Samsara, Enterprise, Hitachi ZeroCarbon, The Fuel Store, and Ashbourne Insurance. These insights provide not just a snapshot of current trends but also a roadmap for what’s to come. Additionally, we explore the implications of the latest Autumn Budget, offering readers key takeaways that could influence fleet operations in the near future.

One of the highlights of this issue is our behind-the-wheel experiences with three cutting-edge electric vehicles: the sleek Mazda6e, the versatile Vauxhall Frontera, and Kia’s innovative EV4. We also bring you a sneak peek at an upcoming classic, the Renault Twingo, which is set to make its return in 2027. Moreover, we indulge in a week of luxury driving the Porsche Macan Electric, providing a taste of what this premium electric SUV has to offer.

In a thought-provoking piece, our editor-at-large, Alex Grant, takes a closer look at the evolving definition of an SUV in Wales. Meanwhile, Paul Hollick from the AFP reflects on the key talking points from the recent Expo, ensuring readers are up-to-date with the latest discussions in the industry.

We’re also excited to share Supplier Stories featuring SambaSafety and Geotab, which highlight innovative solutions being implemented within the fleet sector. Additionally, Sarah Tuttle, Polestar’s head of fleet, engages with our ‘Fleet 15’ questions, offering valuable insights from her extensive experience in the field. The recent budget announcements are also scrutinised, with a focus on what they mean for fleet operators navigating this complex landscape.

Furthermore, this issue presents the results of our in-depth EV Survey, showcasing how battery-powered vehicles are increasingly making their mark within fleets. A special thanks to Europcar, Geotab, Ogilvie, and EY for their invaluable support in this endeavour.

For our readers interested in light commercial vehicles, Van Fleet World features a comprehensive look at LCV telematics, exploring the latest technologies and their implications for fleet efficiency. We also discuss the prospects of fuel cells in the commercial vehicle sector, providing insights into what the future holds for this alternative energy source. Additionally, we offer practical advice and guidance on driving LCVs within the EU, ensuring our readers are well-prepared for international operations.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to access this latest issue of Fleet World / Van Fleet World. It’s an essential resource for understanding the rapidly changing landscape of the fleet sector and preparing for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Click here to explore the newest edition and stay ahead of the curve.