The rise of hot hatch EVs is creating potential fleet risk management and cost issues, FleetCheck has warned.
New fleet software that can be adopted for free by any business that operates cars and vans is being officially launched by FleetCheck at the Great British Fleet Event on 17 April
Businesses need to check the new wave of Chinese EV manufacturers for “credibility” before incorporating their vehicles on fleet policies, FleetCheck has warned.
The shift to electric vehicles (EVs) could see some fleets operating a number of diesel vans on an almost “indefinite” basis, FleetCheck is warning..
The rise of electric vehicles and the impact of the coronavirus crisis is creating a new breed of “home-working, home-charging” employees who will require careful management going forwards.
Evaluation tools could become central to fleet EV adoption but more sophisticated technologies are desperately needed, according to FleetCheck.
Fleets trialling electric and hybrid vehicles must compile accurate and reliable data on their use to make a compelling case for further roll-out.
Fleets need to ensure structured policies and strict controls are in place for plug-in hybrids and full electric vehicles to maximise their benefits.
Fleets migrating from diesels to plug-in hybrids could be in for a nasty surprise on running costs unless they make significant fleet policy changes.