DriveElectric has launched a new EV Hub that will support fleets with going electric.

EV Hub delivers live data to give fleet managers clear insight into actual carbon and cost for EVs and charging

Running alongside the firm’s electric vehicle leasing offer, the inhouse-developed hub provides intelligent data to deliver real-time insights into behaviour patterns for every driver, every vehicle and every charging location. It gives businesses a clear picture of how efficient and low carbon a fleet is operating and the ability to report progress towards net zero.

Businesses can also add the EV Hub Charge+ feature, which automatically optimises the energy delivered to an EV, enabling businesses to charge electric vehicles with low-carbon electricity.

The new hub is the firm’s first step in a series of solutions to help business EV users to achieve faster progress towards net zero.

Mike Potter, managing director, said: “There’s an urgent need for all of us to make rapid progress towards net zero. DriveElectric is helping businesses on this journey by complementing its well-established EV leasing offer with our new EV Hub where you can now measure carbon footprint and charging behaviour to make genuine improvements towards a more sustainable business.”