Fleet electrification to get tougher in 2024, warns AFP
- 7 December 2023
Fleets will enter a “tougher” period of electrification in 2024, requiring new approaches and strategies, the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP) has warned.
Fleets will enter a “tougher” period of electrification in 2024, requiring new approaches and strategies, the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP) has warned.
The change from traditional fuel cards to data-powered fleet dashboards is as significant for the fleet sector as the shift from cash to contactless was for the payments industry.
Latest fleet experiences with EVs and plans for electrification have been revealed in the new issue of Fleet World.
The Vatican is rolling out fully electric vehicles with the help of Volkswagen, supporting plans to make its fleet climate-neutral by 2030.
The BVRLA has launched its Future of Fleets Manifesto 2024, revealing its key asks of government for the fleet sector.
In the first of a series of new columns, fleet industry stalwart Mark Jowsey injects some positivity and pragramatism in the switch to EVs.
Shell Fleet Solutions has launched a new report exploring the impact of cost on fleet decarbonisation efforts and providing practical recommendations for the way forwards.
Fleet decision-makers can still have their say in new research on electrification and charging challenges and solutions – in return for the chance to win a hotel break.
How easy is it to transition to EVs? Paul Hollick, chairman at the Association of Fleet Professionals, reckons it’s as easy as one, two, three (plus four and five!).
Fleet optimisation software provider Dynamon has launched its new Synthetic Telematics feature, which allows businesses to run a virtual electric fleet, modelling exactly how vehicles will perform in real-world conditions.
UK businesses are being asked for their help with new research that will map out fleets’ upcoming electrification and charging strategies.
By Patrick Reich, CEO and cofounder of Bonnet
Fleet electrification is a vital means to decarbonise the transportation sector, with the potential to significantly drive emissions reduction.
A significant proportion of companies electrifying their fleet have ‘over-specced’ when it comes to their charging infrastructure needs – by as much as 20%, according to VEV.
Fleets are now being offered discounts on EV list prices, heralding a more competitive environment, according to Fleet Professionals (AFP)’s 2023 Conference.
Falling electric vehicle residual values (RVs) are proving “problematic” for fleets and EVs need action to improve their prospects in the used car market.
ALD Automotive is teaming up with ChargePoint Holdings Inc to create a new EV charging business in Europe for international and local corporate clients.
The majority of buses and light duty fleet vehicles in leading markets could switch to EVs by 2030, cumulatively saving close to the annual emissions of India.
Technology firm ABB has committed to electrify its worldwide vehicle fleet by 2030.