A hydrogen car roadshow held by Arval has shown strong fleet interest in the technology while demonstrating the benefits.
Arval is continuing its work to help employees and customers make the switch to electric with plans to install charging points across its UK premises, including a major site in Swindon.
Arval is to run a series of roadshows that will raise awareness of hydrogen cars, including to fleets.
Fleets that have previously discounted electric vehicles should make a point of monitoring the EV market over 2019 to see how things are fast-changing.
High-mileage drivers can use electric vehicles if their daily driving profile is suitable.
Arval is to run a free-to-attend nationwide roadshow programme to update fleets on its experiences with hydrogen vehicles and the benefits and practicalities of the technology.
ITM Power has opened a new public hydrogen refuelling station on the M4 corridor in Swindon as it also looks to help drive the number of fuel cell electric vehicles operating locally.
Arval has debuted a new electric vehicle offer in France to help support fleets looking to go greener.
Arval has developed a new five-step methodology to help European fleets transition towards cleaner, greener vehicles.
Arval’s Public LLD has launched a new solution called “Energy Transition & Modernisation” adapted to the needs of state and local communities to accelerate their vehicle fleet transformations.
[vc_row][/vc_row]Arval is set to significantly grow its EV offering following a new partnership with Renault, Nissan and NewMotion, Europe’s largest charging point provider.
Arval is to accelerate its expertise in carbon-neutral fleet solutions and services with the opening of a subsidiary in Norway.
Department for Transport proposals to raise the weight threshold for ultra low emission light commercial vehicles could bring about a range of risk management issues for fleets, according to Arval.
Schneider Electric has teamed up with Arval to deploy a car share fleet of electric vehicles for use between its sites in Grenoble, France.
The UK’s charging infrastructure must be overhauled if fleet take-up of EVs and plug-in hybrids is to achieve expectations.