Martin Romjue

Managing Editor

Martin Romjue is the managing editor of the Fleet Trucking & Transportation Group, where he is also editor of the Auto Rental News and Charged Fleet brands, and a contributing editor to Automotive Fleet/Vehicle Remarketing. He was the executive editor of Bobit-owned Luxury, Coach & Transportation (LCT) Magazine and LCTmag.com from 2008-2020. Previously, Martin was a business editor and reporter at newspapers in California, Florida, and Virginia. Meet the Editor Video

A while diesel car fueling with a green nozzle.

Charged Fleet•by Martin Romjue•April 29, 2026

Fuel Price Spike Revives EV Appeal

Hints of renewed interest in electric vehicles evoke the diesel fever of the late 70s disco era. This one will end better.

Dan Hilson and Martin Romjue photos on the title page.

Videos•by Martin Romjue•April 14, 2026

Software Speeds Up EV Fleet Charging

Learn about a new level of energy management that helps fleets control costs while maintaining service reliability. [VIDEO]

Videos•by Martin Romjue•April 3, 2026

OEMS Expose Overdue EV Truths

Recent announcements from two automakers underscore a significant shift in the electric vehicle market, driven by EV losses and changing strategies. [VIDEO}

Charged Fleet•by Martin Romjue•March 30, 2026

OEM Confessions About Electric Vehicles

The latest financial disclosures from Stellantis and Honda tell some hard truths about the hyped over-investing in electric vehicles.

Two photos of an EV charging in the front and another EV parked near a wall-mounted charger.

Charged Fleet•by Martin Romjue•March 6, 2026

Why The EV Market Staggers Into Uncertainty

If electric vehicles are meant to succeed long-term, then they must move further into the automotive sector without the pressure and mandates.

Bill Wallschlaeger and Martin Romjue on the title page of the Off Peak episode.

Videos•by Martin Romjue•March 4, 2026

How To Manage An Electric Rental Fleet

Success boils down to practical, everyday business scenarios that apply the lessons learned from the first phase of EV adoption.

Photo Galleries•by Martin Romjue•February 26, 2026

2026 Lucid Gravity Grand Touring [Photos]

A recent test drive reminds you of how far electric vehicles have advanced and points to their long-term endurance.

A right-side view of a gray Lucid Gravity Grand Touring in front of a Lucid dealership entrance.

Articles•by Martin Romjue•February 24, 2026

Lucid Gravity Centers The Grand EV Debate

Before the automotive world writes off or writes down electric vehicles, it should remember that innovation and technological evolution bring feasibility down to earth. [Vehicle Review]

Charged Fleet editor Martin Romjue on title page for 2026 Lucid Gravity Grand Touring

Videos•by Martin Romjue•February 16, 2026

EV Review: 2026 Lucid Gravity Grand Touring

A recent test drive spans all the advantages of an electric vehicle, signaling that range, charging times, access, and costs will eventually align with those of internal combustion engine vehicles.

A front view of a row of electric vehicles lined up at parking lot chargers.

Articles•by Martin Romjue•February 6, 2026

EV Charging Advances Toward More Options

Data and smarter management systems are easing the transition to fleet electrification, giving fleet managers more flexibility with electric fleets.

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