UK fleets can slash operating costs by 64% through electrification, EY finds
- 10 March 2026
Fleet electrification could cut operating costs by up to 64% for company cars and 38% for company LCVs, a new study reveals.
Fleet electrification could cut operating costs by up to 64% for company cars and 38% for company LCVs, a new study reveals.
Corporate fleet electrification represents a significant economic and climate opportunity for Europe but barriers must be addressed to unlock full potential, a new report finds.
Car and commercial vehicle fleets making the shift to electric vehicles are now seeing tangible cost efficiencies, a new study suggests.
Chris Joyce, managing director of Sogo Mobility, on the need for more driver education to support EV adoption.
The CV Show is calling on fleets to help with insights on the journey to net zero.
As ultra-fast charging becomes the default rather than the exception, charging power – not mileage or climate – is now the biggest driver of EV battery ageing.
By Lee O’Connell, head of group fleet at Startin Group
By Adam Woolway, vice president, new business growth at Wex
A new charge point management system designed to maximise the value of EV pilots is now available for UK fleets.
The vast majority of light commercial vehicles operated by fleets are ready to go electric, new analysis by Northgate Vehicle Hire reveals.
Mitie has been named as a supplier on Crown Commercial Service’s (CCS) Transport Technology Framework (RM6347) to support UK public sector organisations with integrated transport solutions including transport consultancy and EV charge
KeolisAmey Docklands (KAD) is set to fully electrify its car and van fleet by the year-end – four years ahead of schedule.
Corporate fleets across Europe are making “tangible” progress in cutting emissions and going electric, but the pace of change varies significantly between sectors.
By Chris Joyce, managing director of Sogo mobility
Fleet electrification solutions firm EO Charging has completed a £25m shareholder-led recapitalisation to drive its next phase of growth.
Enhancing vehicle, driver and battery wellbeing can be a game-changer, says Chris Horbowyj, UK commercial director, Targa Viasat UK.
Expectations among fleets on future electric van adoption are falling as operators continue to face challenges with everyday use.
By Alice Aprile-Smith, head of partnerships and business development at Source
By Russell Olive, UK director at Vaylens
Openreach, which operates the UK’s second-largest commercial fleet and already runs over 5,000 electric vans, has teamed up with Myenergi to help supercharge its EV rollout.