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 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.

Photos of Ryan Kerzner and Martin Romjue on the Season 2 Ep.2 Off Peak branded thumbnail photo.

Videos•by Martin Romjue•February 2, 2026

Emerging EV Charging Trends 2026

In this Season 2 / Episode 2, Charged Fleet editor Martin Romjue talks with EV charging expert Ryan Kerzner, a senior associate with The Merlin Group, about more flexibility in fleet charging options.

Interior dashboard photos of a Lucid Gravity designed into a graphic listing why electric vehicles are still viable.

Charged Fleet•by Martin Romjue•January 29, 2026

EV Test Drive Hints At ICE Parity — Someday Sooner

Electric vehicles already embody the advantages that will improve them in the long term and make them more competitive.

Videos•by Martin Romjue•January 21, 2026

The Freedom Era For Electric Vehicles

Season 2 Episode 1 of The Off-Peak premieres as the electric vehicle market no longer benefits from federal tax credits that expired at the end of Q3 2024. What does this mean for the future appeal of EVs?

A nighttime aerial close-up of a Ford F-150 Lightning all-electric pickup truck with surround lighting parked on a grass field.

News•by Martin Romjue•December 29, 2025

2025 Generated Big Headlines In The EV World

The EV industry entered a new more nuanced phase defined by realities and practical outcomes after a few years of grand visions, media hype, and bold investments.

A Lucid Air parked in front of a Lucid dealership.

Charged Fleet•by Martin Romjue•December 23, 2025

Welcome To The Rockin’ Free World, EVs

The world’s most subsidized and promoted vehicles in automotive history must now leave the safe space and go out on their own.

A side view of the yellow, blue, and red Slate Auto electric pick-up truck and SUV

Articles•by Martin Romjue•December 8, 2025

How To Upfit Electric Work Trucks and Vans

The biggest challenge lies in balancing additional equipment and accessories with EV battery capacity and range.

Articles•by Martin Romjue•December 4, 2025

How Fleets Can Adjust Approaches To EV Adoption

With the expiration of federal incentives, EV success now hinges less on government policy and more on discounts, battery tech progress, increased range, and broader infrastructure.

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