
Fleet Data Depot: Early Learnings from Commercial EV Registration Data
Data tabulated by S&P Global Mobility shows commercial EV registration data by state, vocation, and vehicle types for 2022, the first year with substantive commercial EV sales.
Data tabulated by S&P Global Mobility shows commercial EV registration data by state, vocation, and vehicle types for 2022, the first year with substantive commercial EV sales.
The Fleet Electrification Referral Program is available for all current Mike Albert clients.
In a confidence builder for EVs, fewer than 2% of batteries have been replaced outside of publicized recalls during the last 10 years.
Ford Motor Company's next-generation electric truck will be built at BlueOval City, where the truck plant on the site will be capable of producing 500,000 electric trucks a year at full production.
As Burger King Corp works with Element Fleet Management to source EVs, this move is the next step in delivering on Restaurant Brands International’s targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2030.
The subscription-to-ownership platform enables users to drive and acquire new electric vehicles as part of an extended test while fleet operations can assess electrification.
EVs can be 27% to 53% more costly to repair than gas-powered vehicles, particularly relating to new ADAS technologies. Automotive repair and collision technicians need new tools to adjust.
The OEM will have its GV60 SUV, electrified GV70 SUV, and electrified G80 sedan available at select retailers across 15 states.
J.D. Power’s latest survey explores the electric vehicle marketplace and how rising electricity rates are leading to more EV owners expressing dissatisfaction with home charging.
Gatik will deploy multiple autonomous trucks for Kroger, transporting shipments consisting of groceries, foodstuffs, and general merchandise on a continuous service loop from Kroger’s Distribution Center.
The EV maker is in discussions with Amazon to remove the exclusivity clause of their delivery van agreement.
FirstElement Fuel’s Class A licensed drivers are piloting three Xcient Fuel Cell trucks on routes throughout California.
A maze of unknowns when it comes to the transition away from ICE vehicles calls for soul-searching, careful planning.
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