Reassessing Fleet Electrification After a Disruptive Year
As the market retrenches, what developments are moving the needle to greater EV penetration in fleets — and what factors continue to hold it back?
As the market retrenches, what developments are moving the needle to greater EV penetration in fleets — and what factors continue to hold it back?
Multi-speed transmissions are utterly necessary with diesel engines to keep engine operating speed within a very limited bandwidth for performance and efficiency. Electric motor have much broader power and efficiency curves, demanding far fewer gear ratios.
Gilead's commitment to electrification started with an 80-unit pilot using a single EV model. The company’s fleet manager, SuYvonne Bell, shares early lessons learned and strategies to overcome the diverse challenges so far.
Companies that invest in home-charging programs for their EV-driving employees see more informed fleet usage and tracking.
For these seven fleet managers, a common challenge is cost containment in the face of lingering supply issues. That challenge grows in the face of looming regulations and corporate sustainability goals.
Q&A: The precision required for EV fleet charging infrastructure involves a series of steps rooted in specific goals and upfront planning.
The 2024 Mercedes-Benz eSprinter has 113 kWh of usable battery capacity, which opens a wide range of use cases for commercial fleets.
The right blend of practice and policy can transform the simple act of charging an EV at home into a powerful tool for fleet management.
LG Electronics is ready to produce electric vehicle chargers and place charging stations across the U.S. The company acknowledged the hesitancy from potential partners but outlined its plan for future charging stations.
Fleets managers who run electric vehicles need to consider the scope of charging infrastructure as well as find ways to run EVs without their own chargers as an option.
Jereme Kent, CEO of One Energy, responds to questions about the company's 30-megawatt electric truck charging hub in Ohio and how Utility 2.0 projects can help electrify trucking.
Getting your EV ready for winter is crucial to maximize its safety, performance, and longevity.
Web user traffic and page views at Charged Fleet show what topics interested managers of fleet electric vehicles during 2023.
With all fleets racing to electrify their fleets, many have been failing to take advantage of some money-saving incentives.
Staying on top of the latest developments in fleet electrification can be a full-time job, so here are the five trends to know about.
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