The new Mercedes CLA is likely to be the hottest commodity in the UK fleet market when it arrives later this year.

Stellantis, which also owns Fiat and Chrysler, said it was discontinuing a programme to develop hydrogen fuel cell vans ...

Welcome to the boulevard of broken dreams, a dusty, mournful place littered with hubris husks of selling upmarket cars.

Stellantis has pulled the plug on plans to launch hydrogen vans in Europe, warning that that the market shows “no development ...

Hydrogen-powered vans are scrapped just as production was set to start. Stellantis says “no development prospect” for alternative fuel ...

Compact SUV wades in with a cheery design, decent electric range and reasonable pricing – and shuns the bloat of many modern family cars ...

Stellantis has confirmed it is to discontinue its hydrogen fuel cell technology development programme, six days after Fleet ...

Stellantis has announced it will discontinue its hydrogen fuel cell technology development program. The program was targeting future sales of light commercial vehicles in Europe. It also said series ...

Carmaker Stellantis has scrapped its hydrogen fuel cell development programme as well as launch plans for new vehicles using the technology.

At its launch back in 2017, the MG5 was the only electric estate available on these shores. Come mid-2025 and it’s now been relegated to the classifieds – but that doesn’t make it a bad buy mind.