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BVRLA Compliance Forum November 2026 - comprising of audience members, presenters and large screen

Protection, Proportionality and Progress in compliance

The changing regulatory environment and what it means for members was the focal point at the final Compliance Forum of the year. Hosted by Shoosmiths in Manchester, the half-day event saw over 50 sector representatives and BVRLA members come together to understand how the relationships between regulations, economic growth and customer expectations are shifting.

Vehicle compensation scheme opening soon

A £55.87 million compensation scheme relating to historic vehicle delivery charges is expected to open for claims later this month, with a separate process planned for businesses registered on the DVLA Fleet database.

The stage at the Industry Outlook Conference with the panel of senior leaders and Toby Poston standing to left as chair. Industry Outlook branding in background

Industry Outlook explores what comes next

From the economic outlook for 2027 to the practical challenges of acquiring, managing and remarketing vehicles, the BVRLA Industry Outlook Conference will bring together industry leaders and specialists to examine what lies ahead for rental and leasing businesses.

Best October for electric vans

The new light commercial vehicle (LCV) market grew 11.4% in October with 25,510 vans, pickups and 4x4s joining the road, according to the latest figures recently published by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).

White electric vehicle charging with road and trees in the background

Demand for used BEVs grows

The UK’s used car market continued to grow in Q3, up 0.5% as 2,030,619 vehicles changed hands, according to the latest figures recently published by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). The performance is the strongest Q3 since 2021. Year to date, the market has grown 0.3% to 6,056,169 transactions – the best first three quarters since 2019.

BVRLA Vehicle and Fleet Management (VFM) Forum at Autoglass premises in Egham, technology is demonstrated

Fleet management challenges in focus

Rising maintenance costs, accident management, tyre technology and the changing skills needed to maintain modern vehicles will be among the topics explored at the BVRLA Vehicle and Fleet Management (VFM) Forum on Thursday 19 November.

National Highways Winter TRIP Campaign 2026 featuring a small child by a car, both are covered in snow

Winter campaign encourages journey checks

National Highways has launched its winter T.R.I.P. campaign, encouraging drivers to carry out essential vehicle checks and prepare for changing road conditions before setting off.

WorkNest webinars focus on employment law

Upcoming webinars from BVRLA partner WorkNest will help members prepare for employment law changes in 2027 and avoid common mistakes when calculating holiday pay.

The Chancellor's Budget Briefcase in front of Houses of Parliament buildings at the beginning of sunset

Budget brings progress and concerns

The Autumn Budget presented another mixed bag for BVRLA members and their customers. While greater certainty over future Benefit-in-Kind (BiK) tax rates, plus progress on charging costs were welcomed, concerns remain over changes to capital allowances and the introduction of electric Vehicle Excise Duty (eVED).

FCA clarifies car finance settlements

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has set out its expectations for lenders choosing to make early settlement offers to customers while legal challenges to the motor finance redress scheme continue.

Euro 7: Preparing for 2027

Vehicle rental and leasing businesses are being encouraged to factor the introduction of Euro 7 emissions standards into their procurement and fleet replacement plans, following confirmation of the Government's implementation timetable.

The Budget is delivered. Our work continues

BVRLA Chief Executive Toby Poston comments: The most useful thing a Budget can give our sector is a clearer basis on which to make the next investment decision. For members ordering vehicles, setting lease prices or advising customers, knowing what lies ahead has a practical value. Last week’s Budget provided some welcome certainty, particularly on company car tax. Our task now is to make that certainty last longer.

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