In June, Delhaize announced it: this year will be the year a new alliance between the brand and major national players will take shape. Delhaize's second national action speaks for itself with a reinforced partnership on a large scale between the company, LeasePlan Luxembourg, Spuerkeess and LuxBikes. More than a commercial action, it is a real turning point in the mass distribution market.
LeasePlan calls on governments around the world to get their act together and deliver on public demand for electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. This call to action comes ahead of World EV Day, a worldwide campaign aimed at accelerating the transition to zero emission electric vehicles around the world.
On 20 May, the government announced an increase in the amount of the premium for electric vehicles, which now stands at 8,000 euros. This announcement was made in the context of the "Neistart Letzëbuerg" Programme (a new start for Luxembourg) and the 23 new support measures to revive the Luxembourg economy following the COVID-19 health crisis.
As you know, we are currently experiencing an exceptional situation as the World Health Organisation has officially declared that the COVID-19 is a pandemic. In this context, LeasePlan is engaged in active and continuous monitoring of the disease with global and local teams implementing the necessary measures.
LeasePlan, together with leading global research firm Ipsos, today released the Car Data and Privacy edition of its annual Mobility Monitor. The annual survey reveals that car data concerns are top of mind for drivers, with over half of respondents being worried about what data is being collected from their cars and by whom.