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Electric Fleet Initiative EV100 Surpasses 100 Members
The Climate Group has secured commitments from over 100 leading businesses for its EV100 group, who are dedicated to to the deployment of EVs for their corporate fleets.

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The Climate Group has secured commitments from over 100 leading businesses for its EV100 group, who are dedicated to to the deployment of EVs for their corporate fleets.
New companies joining who have committed to increasing fleet electrification initiatives include Siemens, Coca Cola European Partners, Ground Control, Sky, and Zurich.
Collectively, the businesses who are part of EV100 have committed that:
Their business fleets will be electric by 2030 – which totals 4.8 million vehicles worldwide
Charging points will be installed for their staff and customers – at 6500 locations globally
“The members of EV100 do not just set an example for their peers – they also show policy makers and manufacturers which way the wind is blowing,” said Head of EV100 Sandra Roling. “Policy makers can see that a significant part of the business community is already committed to electric fleets, giving them confidence to move forward state and national level phase out ambitions. And manufacturers can clearly see that the demand for electric vehicles is already there. We now need suppliers to meet it.”
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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