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France Ending Sales of Gasoline, Diesel Vehicles by 2040

France will halt sales of gasoline and diesel vehicles by 2040 so it can meet its targets under the Paris climate agreement, its newly elected president has announced.

Telogis, Nissan Announce European Connected Vehicle Partnership

Continuing its strategy to partner with OEMs, Telogis, a Verizon company, has announced that it has added another OEM to its partner roster with Nissan Europe to provide connected-vehicle technologies and services to Nissan commercial customers in Europe.

EV Sales Expected to Grow 433% by 2021

While alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs) – including hybrids and pure electric – are gaining consumer acceptance in the European Union (EU) these reduced emission offerings are still a comparatively low percentage of overall vehicle sales in the market.

Renault-Nissan Adds EV Charging for COP21 Summit

The Renault-Nissan Alliance is installing 90 new charge spots for electric vehicles in and around Paris for the COP21 global summit on climate change.

Renault-Nissan EV Shuttle at COP21

Renault-Nissan Alliance will provide 200 pure electric vehicles to the annual COP21 summit which runs from Nov. 30 to Dec. 11, representing the world’s largest electric-vehicle fleet ever to an international conference. To read the article, click here.

Volvo CNG Cars Shown in Paris

Volvo Cars will display the bi-fuel compressed natural gas (CNG) versions of its MY-2016 V60 and V70 cars at the World Gas Conference (WGC) in Paris from June 1 to 5.

Fuel Cell Renault Vans with Range Extenders Tested

Symbio FCell has launched five Renault Kangoo ZE electric powered by its hydrogen fuel cell range extender that's part of a fleet project to deploy 40 Kangoo ZE vehicles equipped with Symbio FCell’s range extender.

France Aims to Banish Diesel

France has announced plans to phase out diesel fuel in consumer vehicles beginning in 2015.

An Emerging Paradigm Shift to Multi-Modal Mobility

In Europe, they are asking the question: What is the next evolution of fleet management? A growing number of European fleet professionals believe the concept of “mobility management” will transform the concept of fleet management. They foresee an industry-wide move away from traditional fleet management to mobility management. But, what exactly does this mean?