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Aion UT electric supermini brings big car space and 268-mile range for £28,950

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By Natalie Middleton Verified
| Fleet World Magazine Verified
Chinese carmaker Aion has revealed pricing for its UT electric supermini, ahead of order books opening in September. Priced from £28,950, the new hatchback will contest the Renault 5 and the Volkswagen ID. Polo while also competing with lower medium models. The UT aims to challenge traditional segment boundaries by offering enhanced refinement, space, equipment and electric range.
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Fleets face MOT chaos as garages demand urgent fee hike to £95

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By Natalie Middleton Verified
| Van Fleet World Verified
Fleets and drivers could face a severe shortage of MOT testing slots and escalating vehicle downtime unless the MOT fee is increased, the Independent Garage Association (IGA) has warned. The Independent Garage Association (IGA) said 16 years of flat fees, combined with recent record inflation, have pushed independent garages to a breaking point The industry body said that 16 years of flat fees, combined with recent record inflation, have pushed independent garages to a breaking point.
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Overloading surges by 55% as nearly 450 van offences reported for prosecution

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By Natalie Middleton Verified
| Van Fleet World Verified
Van operators and drivers face a strict warning to review vehicle compliance after hundreds of serious offences were reported to the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) for prosecution during 2024/25. Data analysed by temporary van insurance expert Tempcover reveals that 448 light goods vehicle (LGV) offences were reported for prosecution in 2024/25, with 97% resulting in conviction.
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