Missing Out on EV Fleet Funding and Getting the Infrastructure Wrong: A How Not-To Guide
Amid waves of data and connectivity, using the right software will determine how smoothly a fleet transitions to electric vehicles.
Amid waves of data and connectivity, using the right software will determine how smoothly a fleet transitions to electric vehicles.
Through such arrangements, fleets gain access to an electric vehicle for a monthly fee that varies based on mileage driven. One fleet operation shares their experience.
Electric vehicles are the new heavyweights in the transportation world, posing new risks for parking decks, logistics haulers, and storage operations.
CAR 2023: As the first wave of new electric vehicles move into fleets in rising numbers, auctions should prepare for the resales that will move downstream.
Utilities and fleets can work together on a connected platform approach to make electric vehicle usage easier and cheaper.
Battery-integrated chargers provide DC fast charging without construction and permitting. Yet a smooth journey still requires compiling key metrics on EVs and chargers, learning from use cases, finding incentives, and then managing the charging equipment.
ChatGPT and regenerative artificial intelligence could develop endless ways to enhance, transform, and repurpose how the automotive sector operates. And it says we won’t die.
Ashlee Tramutolo, Product Marketing Manager, Verizon Connect, breaks down the ins and outs of public sector fleets wanting to make the EV transition.
Artificial intelligence relates to various aspects of running electric vehicles, such as duty cycles, routing, deployments, maintenance and charging schedules.
Calculating reimbursement for at-home EV charging requires lots of precision, but several options are available ease the process for fleets.
Except for charging infrastructure, the variables for planning fleet electrification span duty cycles, use cases, geography, reliability, fleet size, and availability.
Find out more about howfleet managers can smooth out the technical and operational steps toward fleet electrification.
Make-ready programs cover a percentage of the electrical infrastructure and grid upgrades necessary to make a site ready for EV charging. Fleets should be engaging with their utilities to ensure that make-ready programs do the most they can to further fleet electrification.
A veteran fleet manager turned electric vehicle consultant has developed some first-hand, first-step insights working with larger fleets and auctions.
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