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National food and drink wholesaler JJ Foodservice has taken delivery of 20 new 3.5-tonne Isuzu N35.125 Grafters with automatic transmission, supporting the continued expansion of its nationwide delivery operations. The latest order strengthens a relationship between JJ Foodservice and Isuzu Truck UK that stretches back three decades. The wholesaler was among Isuzu Truck UK’s first…

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Chery has enhanced its vehicle warranty policy in the UK following a record first year in the market, with the changes reflecting feedback from customers and the brand’s rapidly expanding retailer network. The warranty improvements form part of Chery’s customer-first approach and are designed to strengthen the ownership experience while helping private and business customers…

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Geely Auto is set to begin the global rollout of its new hybrid D-segment SUV, the Geely Monjaro EM-i, with the model making its international debut in Egypt in late August before expanding into other global markets. As Geely Auto’s first global D-SUV, the Monjaro EM-i is positioned as “A Global Advanced Handling & Quality…

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Einride and DAF Trucks have announced a joint initiative to integrate Einride’s autonomous driving system, Einride Driver, into DAF’s premium electric truck platform, bringing SAE Level 4 autonomous electric trucks closer to commercial deployment. The collaboration is aimed at addressing some of the biggest challenges facing the road transport industry, including driver shortage...

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The Conservative Party’s decision to scrap the planned phase-out of new diesel HGVs represents a significant reversal of a policy it introduced when it was in government – and raises fresh questions over the future direction of UK road freight decarbonisation. Announced on 19 August, the Conservatives said they would abandon the planned end-of-sale dates…

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