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Collision avoidance is the most beneficial advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) technology available for company cars, according to UK businesses.

Following the publication of the Autumn Statement, increased clarity has been provided for fleets and company drivers – both those in the process of electrifying their fleet with company cars or salary sacrifice schemes and when reviewing vehicle choice lists.

Driver safety followed by improving security and locating vehicles are the main reasons that UK fleets use connected car technology, research from the latest Arval Mobility Observatory Barometer shows.

Reduced environmental impact is the key factor in UK businesses choosing to adopt electrified vans, which was closely followed by cost advantages, according research from Arval Mobility Observatory.

Almost six out of 10 UK businesses (57%) have started preparations for the 2030 Government deadline to stop sales of new petrol and diesel vehicles, research from the latest Arval Mobility Observatory Barometer shows.

Despite the ongoing improvement of the country’s charging network, concerns over the ability to charge vehicles dominate the list of factors why some UK businesses are delaying car and van electrification, according to the latest Arval Mobility Observatory research.

Cost advantages and lower environmental impact head the list of reasons why UK businesses are electrifying their company cars, research from the latest Arval Mobility Observatory Barometer shows.

Just half (50%) of vans and a little over a quarter (28%) of UK company cars are predicted to be using petrol or diesel power alone by 2025, research from the latest Arval Mobility Observatory Barometer shows

The take home salary boost available to employees who are able to switch from a petrol or diesel to an electric company car could help counteract cost of living pressures for them, Arval UK is reporting.