Electric Vehicles Now Hit the Road Fork of Hype vs. Reality
All-electric vehicles will not be an all-or-nothing option as many market and technological factors will influence the course of fleet electrification.
All-electric vehicles will not be an all-or-nothing option as many market and technological factors will influence the course of fleet electrification.
While the risks of an EV “thermal event” are far lower than gasoline tank fires, the rare occurrence can turn into an all-consuming catastrophe.
Studies show the importance of brand strength, which is true in the full-size pickup truck segment where brand loyalty often runs deep and fierce.
Barbara Zuroick, U.S. fleet & safety manager at AstraZeneca, retired from the global biopharamceutical company on June 2023. Zuroick was recognized as a leader in sustainability, championing AstraZeneca’s transition to a zero-emission fleet.
A recent J.D. Power survey shows respondents’ satisfaction fell in almost all facets it measures across the two types of charging.
Vehicle-to-Home (V2H) technology rollout across new Ultium-based electric vehicles by model year 2026 will offer customers more control over power usage.
AF Webinar Highlights: The long-term savings of an electric vehicle fleet ties into a smart charging infrastructure that knows how to supply and store electric power at the right times and rates.
What fleet managers need to know to reduce risk and avoid legal and labor relation pitfalls.
The year 2026 will mark a turning point with multiple regulations converging to push for greater fuel economy in cars and trucks.
The Rogue Electric Vehicle Center, after a six-week expansion and retooling shutdown, has resumed production on the F-150 Lightning and the projected numbers have soared.
Patrick Mitchell, manager of charging infrastructure at Merchants Fleet, recently discussed the company's new EV offering.
Amid waves of data and connectivity, using the right software will determine how smoothly a fleet transitions to electric vehicles.
The company’s first small,all-electric SUV expands Volvo Cars’ lineup of electric vehicles to four models and will help meet growing demand.
Automakers join together to challenge Tesla’s charging network and accelerate the transition to electric vehicles in North America.
For the first time in 25 years, Volvo Car USA is offering a rear-wheel drive variant that provides improved range while maintaining the safety and secure driving dynamics of Volvo cars.
Attendees tried out some leading electric vehicle models on a speedway while getting some technology takeaways during the event at the Merchants Fleet headquarters in Hooksett, New Hampshire.
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