Parliamentary Reception 2019

The Government must act now to avoid further volatility in used electric vehicle (EV) values, which is damaging confidence in the transition and making new EVs more expensive.

The BVRLA has announced its key asks of government for the fleet sector, calling for certainty, focus and fairness in the transition to zero-emission road transport.

With a general election on the horizon, the sector’s voice needs to be heard now to shape the transport policies of tomorrow. This week’s Autumn Parliamentary Reception will see the launch of the BVRLA’s Future of Fleets Manifesto, outlining what BVRLA members need from the next government. 

The sector’s priorities will be put to MPs at the association’s annual Parliamentary Reception on 8 November. Taking place on the iconic House of Commons terrace overlooking the Thames, the event brings together members, parliamentarians, and industry stakeholders.

The BVRLA is hosting its annual Parliamentary Reception on 14 September, taking place on the iconic House of Commons terrace overlooking the Thames. The event brings together members, parliamentarians, and guests to celebrate the economic, societal, and environmental contributions being made by the BVRLA membership and the sectors in which it operates.

The BVRLA is hosting its annual Parliamentary Reception next month, as it welcomes MPs, members, industry stakeholders and Transport Minister Trudy Harrison to a reception at the House of Commons.

Members have a unique opportunity to partner with the BVRLA at the Summer Parliamentary Reception.

Last week’s BVRLA Parliamentary Reception was attended by over 200 guests, who came together as the association launched its Road to Zero Report Card in the House of Commons.

The BVRLA has launched its Road to Zero Report Card which provides a comprehensive analysis of the Government’s progress towards its Road to Zero targets, concluding that the ‘brakes are on’.

The BVRLA has launched its Road to Zero Report Card today which shows the Government’s need to supercharge its electric vehicle strategy if it is to have any chance of meeting its new ‘net zero’ emissions by 2050 pledge.

The Government needs to supercharge its electric vehicle strategy if it is to have any chance of meeting its new ‘net zero’ emissions by 2050 pledge.

The association is encouraging members to attend the Parliamentary Reception and share their views with MPs on how the government can help accelerate the take up of electric vehicles.