Fleet Operations warns to be wary of GDPR breaches Fleet Operations, the British independent provider of fleet management services, warns that many businesses within the fszleet industry remain underprepared for the introduction of

European fleet managers association EUFMA founded Three leading fleet-owner associations from Germany, Austria and Switzerland have founded the European Fleet and Mobility Association (EUFMA). National associations from other European countries are invited to

Hungarian leasing market on top The European leasing market had a significant growth of 9.6 % in 2017, while the Hungarian market grew by 18 %., according to the Hungarian Leasing Association. Leaseurope’s

Trump in tariff threat to EU cars The trade war between the U.S. and the rest of the world is nothing more than a war of words just yet; but it now also

Private buyers returned to the new car market in Hungary By the end of February, 9967 new passenger cars were released in Hungary, 24.5 percent more than a year earlier. According to Hungarian

BMW takes over Sixt share of DriveNow BMW Group has acquired the shares of car rental and mobility specialist Sixt in car-sharing programme DriveNow. The mobility joint venture will soon be wholly owned

Toyota to establish Mobility Service company Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota) announces its decision to merge its wholly owned subsidiary Toyota Fleet Leasing Co., Ltd. (TFL) with its wholly owned second-tier subsidiary Toyota Tokyo

Let’s look forward to what 2018 will bring for the European fleet community. 1. Car sales up With close to 15.5 million new cars sold in 2017, the EU car market had a

The general assembly of The Hungarian Leasing Association organised in Mátraháza elected a new vice-president and new members of the board of directors. The former vice-president Kálmán Tekse, the CEO of Arval Hungary was renewed in his position, the other vice president will be Judit Vály, CEO of MKB-Eurolising. Three former members of the board Dr. János,Strbka CEO of IKB Leasing, Csaba Fekete, CEO of