All articles by Alejandro Gonzalez
Alejandro Gonzalez
Alejandro Gonzalez has been the Editor of Leasing Life since January 2020.
Stability in used car market despite UK bank holidays: BCA
Since January, the average value has decreased by just over £200 from £7,597, indicating underlying stability throughout the year.
Survey reveals data privacy risk in used car infotainment systems: Carwow
Carwow is urging the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) to provide clearer guidelines on this issue.
Chinese carmakers brace for rising trade barriers in EV sector
The growing headwinds for EV exports could also intensify domestic competition, accelerating the shift towards EVs within China: Fitch Ratings
Labour promises to reinstate 2030 ICE car ban but remains silent on vans
Labour also aims to support drivers by addressing the rising cost of car insurance, although specific measures were not outlined.
Discrepancies in fuel consumption and emissions data: implications for fleet leasing
Analysis shows higher costs and emissions for fleet managers and consumers, Petr Thiel of STH Consulting reports.
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Explainer: What is Islamic car finance?
As Islamic finance gains traction in the UK, the demand for Sharia-compliant car finance is on the rise. With unique principles governing transactions, understanding Islamic car finance is essential for both Muslims and non-Muslims navigating the evolving financial landscape, writes Abdullo Kurbanov, CEO and co-founder of Ayan Capital.
EU slaps import duties on Chinese EVs amid growing competition concerns
The EU will introduce tariffs of 17.4% for BYD, 20% for Geely, and 38.1% for SAIC, in addition to the existing 10%.
Novuna grows £1.9bn fleet to strengthen UK leasing position
Increased penetration into the specialist assets sector has expanded the company’s operating fleet by 5.7% to over 109,000 vehicles.
FOS faces 20,000 car finance commission complaints
The outcomes of both the judicial review and the Court of Appeal cases could significantly impact the FOS’s approach to similar complaints.
Populist surge in European elections puts 2035 petrol car ban in doubt
Cancelling the 2035 tailpipe deadline has become a significant objective for Europe’s right-wing parties.