We are delighted to announce that Ennis & Co Founder, Lynda Ennis, will be supporting in the judging of the Autocar Great Women: Rising Stars 2021, an initiative run by Autocar in association with the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders. Ennis & Co is proud to support initiatives such as this which further gender...Read More

Please see below for the fortnightly automotive news update from Ennis & Co, where we aim to bring you the very latest information within automotive from various UK-based and international media sources.This week’s update covers the following topics:·       New appointments in the industry ·       Automotive news ·       Automotive trends ·     ...Read More

We are delighted to announce that our partnered initiative with Autocar, the Drivers of Change competition, will feature during the SMMT event on the 24th November 2020 as our three deserving winners will officially be announced. Following the huge success of our judging day event, we would like to thank our incredible finalists within the...Read More

As we enter the final month of what has turned out to be a very eventful first quarter of 2020, it seems a good time to reflect on all that has happened, and to anticipate what is to come in Q2. Though it is still early days in terms of annual outcomes, some of the...Read More

I’m all for setting ambitious targets but the government’s surprise decision to bring forward the ban on selling new petrol, diesel or hybrid cars in the UK from 2040 to 2035 at the latest concerns me greatly. Revolution is no good without evolution, and the industry still has an awful lot of evolving to do...Read More

Take a moment to look up at the sky. Is it still there? Whatever your views on Brexit – and it will remain a vexed and divisive subject for a long time to come – the heavens did not fall in after the momentous vote by Britons to leave the European Union. The world did...Read More

British motor industry parts suppliers are planning £225million of new investment over the next three years in next three years – averaging £674,000 per firm, says a poll of more than 100 firms by SMMT. It will boost the domestic content of vehicles built in the UK and create many more thousands of new jobs,...Read More