Global electric vehicle sales have surpassed 20 million units for the first time, with rising fuel prices and oil supply disruption continuing to push more motorists toward lower running-cost vehicles. …
A new Australian-developed modelling platform is aiming to remove some of the uncertainty surrounding the transition from diesel freight vehicles to battery-electric trucks. Developed by Eco Route Advisory, the platform…
Australia’s growing electric vehicle (EV) market could place increasing pressure on the automotive servicing sector unless investment in training, equipment and consumer education keeps pace, according to new research commissioned…
The New Zealand Government has opened public consultation on proposed regulations designed to modernise the country’s road user charges system, with reforms aimed at shifting all vehicles toward distance-based charging regardless of…
Powered by Connection That’s a wrap on our biggest Australasian Fleet Leadership and Education Summit yet! With 950+ registered attendees, partnerships with 100+ sponsors and exhibitors, 25+ educational sessions, and 70+ speakers, this year’s event was a phenomenal success and…
The Australasian Fleet Management Association (AfMA) has recently named Theresa Labuschagne of KiwiRail Holdings Limited as the inaugural winner of the Women in Fleet Management (WIFM) Award for her leadership in fleet safety, risk…
When Kris Nair joined Blacktown City Council (BCC) as the Manager of City Fleet & Energy, he faced several challenges and opportunities. First, its large fleet of diesel vehicles was aging and unable to keep up…
The Australasian Fleet Management Association is proud to announce City Fleet, Logan City Council as the winner of the 2026 Fleet Safety Award. City Fleet at Logan City Council demonstrated an unwavering commitment to fleet safety…
The Australasian Fleet Management Association (AfMA) proudly recognises Hydro Tasmania as the winner of the 2026 Fleet Environment Award for delivering a major expansion of electric vehicle infrastructure and progressing the transition of its passenger…
The Federal Government will progressively scale back the fringe benefits tax (FBT) exemption for electric vehicles. This will shift the scheme toward lower-cost models while retaining ongoing incentives for eligible EV buyers. Under the changes announced…