Fleet News

Fleet News provides timely updates and industry insights into the latest developments, trends, and innovations within the fleet management sector.
  • Motortrend
    Ford Fathom EV Pickup Could Face Production Delay
    Ford’s upcoming Fathom electric pickup could face a production delay as the automaker works to bring its new Universal Electric Vehicle platform to mass production. Ford had planned to open orders and begin production in 2027, but CEO Jim Farley acknowledged that meeting cost, scale, and timing targets will be challenging. No official delay has been announced.
  • EMKAY
    Toyota Sienna, RAV4 and Camry Sell Out
    Toyota is experiencing exceptionally strong demand, with several key 2027MY models now completely sold out. The Sienna sold out in less than 2.5 hours, and Toyota has now confirmed that all RAV4 models and the 2027MY Camry are sold out as well.
  • EMKAY
    Subaru Launches MY27 Fleet Telematics Program with Motorq
    Subaru of America is launching a new Fleet Connectivity Program for eligible 2027MY gas and hybrid vehicles in partnership with Motorq. Available data will include odometer, location, tire pressure, malfunction indicators, diagnostic trouble codes, battery voltage, distance to empty, and outside temperature. This information can support maintenance planning, vehicle health monitoring, utilization, and other fleet analytics.
  • Canadian Black Book
    Canadian Wholesale Used-Vehicle Values Continue to Soften
    Canadian wholesale used-vehicle values declined 0.18% last week, returning to a more typical rate of weekly depreciation. Car values were relatively stable, declining just 0.03%, while Truck and SUV values fell a more significant 0.30%. Full-Size Crossovers/SUVs recorded the largest decline at 1.21%, followed by Compact Vans at 0.89%. Sub-Compact Luxury Crossovers/SUVs were the strongest segment, increasing 0.76%.
  • Automotive News
    2027 Nissan Rogue Adds e-Power Hybrid
    Nissan is introducing its third-generation e-Power hybrid system in the redesigned 2027 Rogue, giving its best-selling model a hybrid option for the first time in the U.S. The Rogue Hybrid launches in November, followed by the gasoline version next summer. Pricing starts at $37,065 in the U.S. and C$42,845 in Canada, including shipping.
  • Car and Driver
    Next-Generation Toyota Corolla Expected for 2028MY
    Toyota is expected to introduce a significantly redesigned Corolla in 2027, likely for the 2028 model year. The next generation is expected to feature updated styling, a more modern interior, and a reworked platform capable of supporting multiple powertrains.