Hankook Tyre UK will present the ‘Best Use of Technology’ award at the Motor Transport Awards 2025, with six finalists shortlisted. The ceremony will take place in London at the Grosvenor House Hotel on Park Lane, marking the event’s 39th year and welcoming more than 1,250 guests from the transport and logistics sector.
The ‘Best Use of Technology’ category recognises projects that deliver clear customer benefits or measurable efficiency gains through vehicles, components, infrastructure or IT. Hankook will present the award in London.
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The Motor Transport Awards 2025 highlight applied innovation that improves uptime, safety and service. Technology-led gains, telematics integration, energy efficiency and process automation, remain central to cost control for UK fleets. Hankook’s ongoing technical work and engagement with fleet customers provide relevant context for the category’s focus on practical outcomes.
The Motor Transport Awards 2025 marks its 39th edition at London’s Grosvenor House Hotel, bringing together fleet operators, vehicle manufacturers and service providers for an evening of networking and recognition.
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