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Holman Introduces Full Suite of Fleet Electrification Solutions

Holman's suite of fleet electrification services includes a range of charge management resources and supporting programs that help customers navigate the complexities of transitioning a fleet to electric vehicles at scale.

Holman Introduces Full Suite of Fleet Electrification Solutions

Holman is set up to help businesses streamline infrastructure development, charge management, data aggregation, and ongoing EV administration through its fleet electrification solutions.

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Holman has introduced a collection of fleet electrification solutions designed to simplify the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) for fleet operators, according to the company's news release. 

The company’s suite of fleet electrification services includes a range of charge management resources and supporting programs that help customers navigate the complexities of transitioning a fleet to electric vehicles at scale. 

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“The journey to fleet electrification is far more complex than simply determining which EV model is the best fit for your business. You also need to consider and plan for infrastructure development, power needs, charging locations, driver behavior, charge data management, etc.,” said Emily Graham, director of Sustainability & Electrification as a Service (EaaS), Holman. “Developing and implementing an effective electrification strategy can be a challenge for even the most seasoned fleet professional. Our suite of electrification programs and services offers organizations the resources, tools, and expertise they need to make integrating EVs into their fleet operations as seamless as possible for all fleet stakeholders.”

Holman's Fleet Electrification Solutions

Holman is set up to help businesses streamline infrastructure development, charge management, data aggregation, and ongoing EV administration through its fleet electrification solutions which include: 

  • Home Charging Management: Navigates the complicated landscape of charging options by identifying proper equipment, coordinating installation logistics, and ensuring proper data collection to provide drivers with a convenient solution for at-home charging. 

  • Driver Reimbursement: Eliminates the administrative burden of measuring electricity used during each at-home charging session, calculating accurate reimbursement rates, and processing payment to the driver. 

  • Depot Management: Reduces the ongoing administration associated with the management of centralized charging depots to provide the transparency necessary to optimize charging schedules, measure energy consumption, and monitor charger performance. 

  • EV Connectivity: Eliminates gaps in data visibility by leveraging telematics to collect vehicle information, performance attributes, and charging session data to efficiently monitor and manage electric fleet vehicles. 

  • Workplace Charging: Minimizes the planning, logistics, and ongoing administration of providing workplace charging stations by sourcing reliable units, coordinating installation, and aggregating charge session data to monitor charging asset usage and uptime.

  • Public Charging: Mitigates range concerns by providing a way for drivers to find public charging locations and process payment while also capturing important electric fuel spending information. 

  • EV Driver Training: Reduces driver apprehension by educating fleet drivers on the key aspects of operating an electric vehicle including EV safety, maximizing battery range, and proper charging techniques. 

Through these various solutions, Holman aggregates all EV-related operating and performance data into Holman Insights, the company’s proprietary fleet management and analytics platform, to provide unsurpassed visibility to all fleet assets for informed decision-making.

Additionally, Holman offers customers the option of adding equipment and installation expenses to their monthly invoice, allowing customers to classify these EV-related costs as a Tier-1 Diversity Spend.

Originally posted on Automotive Fleet

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