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HCVA Press Releases
The latest press releases from the HCVA
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Top Industry members attend the HCVA's 'Heritage Matters Too' event at Bicester Heritage
Over 100 HCVA Trade Members and Guests enjoyed a packed day of news updates, networking and strategising at the organisation's second 'Heritage Matters' day held at the Hagerty’s Bicester Heritage Clubhouse on 11th April.
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Jaguar Land Rover Classic has joined the HCVA as a Trade Member
Bicester-based trade association the Historic & Classic Vehicles Alliance is is pleased to announce that Jaguar Land Rover Classic has joined the organisation as a Trade Member. HCVA expects JLR to be the first of several manufacturers to join the Trade Body which represents the £18B industry relied upon by Classic and Vintage motoring enthusiasts.
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Action on Parts - an HCVA Initiative
If a component fitted by a restorer or maintainer doesn't fit properly or fails prematurely, the resulting rectification can impose costs onto the installer far beyond the value of the part that failed – not to mention consequential reputational harm and customer dissatisfaction. The HCVA's 'Action on Parts' programme exists to collect data and initiate constructive dialogue between all parties to investigate feasible improvements.
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Historic Motoring Charity Hosts Local School Careers Day
Bicester-based charity, StarterMotor has hosted an inspirational careers day for a local school. The event saw over 180 Year 9 students and their teachers gather at the charity’s headquarters at Bicester Heritage to enjoy a full programme of presentations and hands-on experience of the classic car industry.
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Historic and Classic Vehicles Alliance Celebrates Inaugural Heritage Matters Insights Day
The event, held at Hagerty’s UK Clubhouse at Bicester Heritage, offered an invaluable opportunity for HCVA’s trade members to enjoy an inspirational and informative day of industry discussion and networking...
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Historic and Classic Vehicles Alliance Welcomes New Board Directors
The Historic and Classic Vehicles Alliance (HCVA) has welcomed three new board members. The appointment sees Mark Roper, David Withers and Erik Olsen join the HCVA Board of Directors, alongside David Meek (Chair), Henry Pearman, Guy Lachlan and Emma Crickmay. The three bring a wealth of experience to further enhance the governance and expertise across the Alliance’s strategic objectives.
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The Historic and Classic Vehicles Alliance Announces Partnership With StarterMotor Charity
The collaboration will serve as a catalyst for the delivery of shared objectives and aspirations for the charity and not-for-profit organisation, with common initiatives to engage a younger audience with the classic car industry.
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The Historic and Classic Vehicles Alliance Welcomes Government's Independent Review of DVLA
The Historic and Classic Vehicles Alliance (HCVA), one of Britain’s leading automotive trade organisations known for advocating the preservation, promotion, and enjoyment of historic and classic vehicles, welcomes the launch of an independent review of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), as announced by Richard Holden MP this week.
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Historic and Classic Vehicles Alliance celebrates second anniversary
The HCVA one of Britain’s leading automotive trade organisations known for advocating the preservation, promotion, and enjoyment of historic and classic vehicles, is celebrating its second anniversary. Marking the milestone, the HCVA is proud to reflect upon its considerable growth during this period, as well as acknowledging its achievements working with government agencies and politicians to successfully chart a vision for the future of the industry.
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Historic and Classic Vehicles Alliance appoints new Chair of the Board
In his new role as Chair, David will oversee the wider operations of the HCVA, including its strategic objectives, public engagement, and growth. As such, he will work closely with the company’s executive team and stakeholders to realign strategy and support Alliance members alongside four new core pillars; environment and sustainability, education and skills, regulation and policy, and the HCVA community.