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Amerit Fleet, Revolv Partner on Repair Services
Customers nationwide will get complete maintenance and warranty programs for their electric fleet vehicles.

Amerit Fleet Solutions is partnering with Revolv to bring turnkey electrification to fleets nationwide.
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Revolv, an electric vehicle services and solutions provider, announced Sept. 21 its partnership with Amerit Fleet Solutions to provide warranty and demand repair programs to Revolv customers. Amerit specializes in customized fleet maintenance programs.
“Integrating electric vehicles present unknowns and risks for fleet operators, and superior service and uptime performance are critical components of any successful electric transition," said George Survant, vice president of fleet for Revolv, in a news release. "Our partnership with Amerit fleet Solutions will allow Revolv to quickly expand our service territory so we can serve more fleets with our next generation vehicles, delivering what fleet’s care most about, electric miles and uptime performance.”
Amerit CEO Dan Williams added, “As part of our commitment to facilitate and support rapid adoption of EVs across the U.S., Amerit Fleet Solutions will bring turnkey fleet electrification solutions to fleets throughout the country. Amerit’s nationwide footprint of highly skilled technicians will enable Revolv’s customers to adopt electric vehicles with confidence, knowing that their vehicles will be supported by the leader in fleet maintenance services.”
Revolv, based in a Walnut Creek, California, offers turnkey solutions to improve fleet performance, decrease risk, and eliminate excess costs in fleet operations. Amerit Fleet Solutions, based in Mission Viejo, California, has a team of technicians and managers who service and repair more than 185,000 vehicles nationwide.
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