Donlen, a fleet management company serving the United States and Canada, will join the Climate Group’s EV100, a group of companies dedicated to shaping the market for EVs by building demand and establishing electro-mobility as a mainstream transport solution.

As a member of the global initiative, Donlen commits to be a catalyst for the uptake and adoption of EVs, as well as the installation of charging infrastructure.

“By joining the group, Donlen is committing to achieving net zero emissions on at least 154,327 units by 2030, which represents a significant portion of our customer fleet. Additionally, we will transition our internal fleet of approximately 68 vehicles to EVs and install charging infrastructure at all of our office locations,” explains Maria Neve, Donlen vice president of electrification and sustainability.

Committing to EV100 allows Donlen share experiences with customers, helping them make the transition to EVs and ultimately making electric transport the new normal. According to Donlen CEO Tom Callahan, “As we lead the next era in fleet, we are laser-focused on helping our customers use EVs to achieve the lowest cost per mile while reducing emissions and achieving sustainability goals.”

Donlen is a wholly owned subsidiary of Apollo Global Management, a leading financial services company with total assets of $202.8 billion (as of December 31, 2020).