The path to fleet electrification presents immense opportunities—plus plenty of roadblocks. Let’s explore how rethinking EV fleet management can help your company overcome new complexities to drive a future of unprecedented operational efficiency and environmental sustainability.
From safety to market conditions to connectivity and technology, three keynote sessions at the recent Fleet Forward and Fleet Safety conferences provide an overview of the latest advances for fleets.
The recent Fleet Forward Conference offered fleet managers some takeaway insights on the state of electric vehicles and the overall transition to electrified fleets.
Market Snapshot: Who are EV buyers, what EV models are they purchasing, and where’s all the selling action?
Analysis: Electric vehicle adoption is happening much slower than expected, and the profit margins are abysmal.
Electric vehicles can burn at twice as hot as magma, but advances in battery technology and operational practices will further reduce the chances of a catastrophic fire.
Applying deep data science to vehicle inventory management can spur more accurate pricing models in real-time.
Turn anyone, anywhere, anytime, into a professional vehicle inspector with the world's most advanced automated vehicle inspection platform.
ABI Research survey sheds light on how digital transformation can enable operational efficiency, smarter business decisions and reduced risk for fleet-based businesses.
As regulations, rebates, and ESG goals affect the larger market to electrify fleets, they must be considered for transport refrigeration units (TRUs) as well.
Advanced data and sophisticated AI-powered connected telematics are now in place to help fleet operators and users identify the most optimum time to plug in.
The Off-Peak Video Summary: The goals and visions of mass adoption of electric vehicles do not yet match the realities of power sources. How should fleet managers factor energy, power grid, and utility access options into planning for EV fleet growth in the years ahead?
IDTechEx research has identified three key trends shaping the EV charging market as demand for access among electric vehicle users skyrockets.
As EV charging infrastructure is developed across the U.S., a battle is emerging between Tesla’s North American Charging Standard (NACS) and Combined Charging System (CCS). Automakers are taking sides.
The most powerful electric vehicle charging facility near Los Angeles International Airport equips its operations to handle demand from the rental car company that runs the most electric vehicles.
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