While EVs will be a crucial component of wide-scale decarbonization, most fleets aren’t able to deploy them exclusively any time soon. To achieve a successful net-zero landscape, we will need to rely on a mix of decarbonization solutions and technologies, each best fit for different applications.
With automated reports, maintenance alerts and real-time insights, automation is your ally gaining a competitive edge in the market. Read on to learn how automation is the simplest and smartest move for your fleet business.
We’ve all heard that fleeting EVs will lower your “fuel” bill considerably compared to an ICE vehicle. But by how much, exactly? Here’s the formula.
The rugged mainstay of many fleets, the Ford Super Duty is all-new for 2023, offering a host of new power, technology and connectivity tools, plus best-in-class towing, payload, torque, and horsepower.
The Chevrolet SUV is a repeat winner among fleet managers, offering four models and a variety of fleet-friendly options.
With supply chain restraints and pressure to go green as the new normal, one company shares its secrets to surviving 2022.
Now in its 16th year on the market, the Toyota Camry Hybrid continues to advance in technology and power, befitting its distinction as a notable fleet vehicle.
The annual Fleet Forward Conference offered a firsthand look at the first phases of fleet electrification and the unpredictable changes ahead.
In the past year, industries such as construction, transportation, and mining have had staggering levels of quitting. Why are people quitting these industries?
A new report provides a summary of comprehensive research focused on improving the internal combustion engine efficiency and emissions.
For fleet managers, route tracking and optimization are key ways for fleets to enhance productivity.
Record-high fuel prices are prompting a new type of fuel theft in which the perpetrators puncture fuel tanks. Fleet operators are not only out of gas; they face expensive repairs and extended downtime, too.
Analysis: Starting in 2023, the effects of the pandemic-driven slowdown and the changes in leasing will affect the used-vehicle supply by mid-decade.
Frigid temperatures affect the chemical and physical reactions that make batteries work, resulting in longer charging times.
Several tech innovators and automakers are leading the way in bringing cellular vehicle-to-everything technology to the next generation of cars, with the goal of reducing fatalities among all road users.
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