Peter Vosper is a Reporter at the Vosper Group. He focuses on the future of electric and hybrid vehicles, with a keen interest in cars, trucks, and lorries. Peter's insights and expertise have been featured in the North Devon Gazette and Torbay Weekly.
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Torquay, United Kingdom (Local)
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Peter Vosper's coverage heavily focuses on the local automotive market, particularly in Torbay, United Kingdom. His articles predominantly feature announcements and opinion editorials related to personal finance and the automotive industry.
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An update on the latest trends in the car market from the chairman of the Vosper Group
For those who think they may have a claim, chairman of the Vosper group Peter Vosper may have the answers
Although the headlines showed a 13.7% increase in the September market in comparison with last year there are some important numbers that are hidden in the detail.
If the government is serious about pushing people into using electric cars, they must take direct action now, as Peter Vosper of the Vosper Group writes...
By: Peter Vosper
If you think you are entitled to compensation after some car dealers added undisclosed commission to finance agreements, read on to find out more…
By: Peter Vosper
A word from the chairman of the Vosper Group on whether the march for progress might need slowing
The chairman of the Vosper Group takes a look at the latest trends in the automobile market
By: Peter Vosper
While SUVs and heavy cars take over the UK, Devon and Cornwall drivers are proving small, practical vehicles still rule the roads
By: Peter Vosper
While SUVs and heavy cars take over the UK, Devon and Cornwall drivers are proving small, practical vehicles still rule the roads
Peter Vosper reports on Conservative proposals to review the UK petrol and diesel car ban, advocating a flexible, market-driven approach to the transition to electric vehicles
