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Our team of enterprising editors bring years of experience covering the fleet industry. We offer a deep understanding of trends and the ever-evolving landscapes we cover in fleet, trucking, and transportation.
The new service is targeting fleets in consulting, construction, health care, and business services.
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Comparing the 2019 baseline year to the pandemic exit years of 2021 and 2022, rates hit historical highs and then softened as supply slowly corrected.
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What economic trends are impacting car rental and what market conditions and data matter most? Get the inside scoop from Cox Automotive’s Jonathan Smoke and Black Book’s Alex Yurchenko in Tuesday morning’s conference keynote.
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The EV revolution is no longer coming; it’s here, with record highs for electrified vehicle sales and outlook. Get the full picture here.
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The issue involved Ford Explorer and Nissan Altima vehicles owned by Hertz between 2018 and 2020. The recalls included latches and locks.
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South Korea now has over 1 million rental cars in its platform-driven market, doubling over the past seven years.
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Now available online, the 2023 Fact Book takes on the biggest trends in the industry, breaking down what the data means and sharing insights into the market, remarketing and sales, rates, EVs, travel, and more.
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From Europcar's and Green Motion's acquisition updates, to how-to's on tech and trends for car rental operators, these are stories you read the most this year.
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Overall industry revenues grew an astounding 24.7% over 2021, easily outpacing the previous record set in 2019.
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The used car retailer that bought the ADESA auction group this year blames high used car prices and rising interest rates for sinking consumer demand.
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