New car sales climb almost 18% in 2018 New passenger car sales in Hungary rose 17.5% to 136,601 last year, according to data from Carinfo.hu based on figures compiled by DataHouse. Alone in

For an event with such a long tradition, the Fleet Europe Summit, which concluded on Wednesday in Barcelona, contained an impressive number of firsts. The EV Test-Drive was a particularly popular addition to the rostrum,

23% of employees can choose their company car freely Somewhat surprisingly at times of growing harmonisation and efficiency, 23% of all employees can choose a new company car without any limitations. This implies

Ola Källenius (picture) will become the new CEO of Mercedes-Benz Cars in 2019. He will succeed Dr Dieter Zetsche, who will be proposed becoming the new Chairman of the Supervisory Board at Daimler.

Leasing market up 18% in first half 2018 The total amount financed in the Hungarian leasing market was HUF 329 bn, up 18% from a year earlier. The Hungarian Leasing Association attributes the

EXIM cooperates with six leasing companies Magyar Export-Import Bank Zrt. (EXIM) has signed a letter of intent with six Hungarian institutional leasing partners on the V4 Logistics Conference organized by the Hungarian V4

The Hungarian fleet market performs well in Q1 of 2018 The growth of the leasing market continued. In the first quarter, the funded sum rose by 16 percent to 147 billion forints in

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