LEVC Launches New Telematics Service Using Connected by Geotab
Available for all new TX electric taxis and VN5 electric van orders, LEVC Telematics, Connected by Geotab, can also be retrofitted to LEVC vehicles already on the road. LEVC Telematics, Connected by Geotab, is centered around an easy-to-use online dashboard for ‘at-a-glance’ vehicle management.
London Electric Vehicle Company (LEVC) produces the TX electric taxis and the VN5 electric vans
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LEVC (London Electric Vehicle Company) announced on July 1, 2021,the launch of LEVC Telematics, Connected by Geotab, a new service which offers access to vehicle insights to help businesses of all sizes increase productivity and cost savings of their electric vehicles.
Available for all new TX electric taxis and VN5 electric van orders, LEVC Telematics, Connected by Geotab, can also be retrofitted to LEVC vehicles already on the road. LEVC Telematics, Connected by Geotab, is centered around an easy-to-use online dashboard for ‘at-a-glance’ vehicle management. A 12-month subscription to LEVC Telematics, Connected by Geotab, costs £200 / €220, plus VAT.
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TX and TX shuttle are powered by LEVC’s eCity technology, zero emissions capable for 63 miles (101km), with a flexible range of over 316 miles (510 km). Both TX models feature a spacious passenger environment with six passenger seats, wheelchair accessibility, and a purpose-built partition separating the driver from occupants.
LEVC’s new electric van, VN5, operates in the one-ton sector and shares the same design and lightweight aluminum construction as TX, as well as its eCity electric technology. VN5 can achieve a pure EV range of over 60 miles (98 km) and a total flexible range of over 300 miles (489 km) and, with up to 5.5m capacity, VN5 cargo capacity easily accommodates two Euro-sized pallets with a gross payload of up to 830kg.
“An integrated vehicle optimization tool will help to deliver increased business efficiencies and significant cost-savings for our customers. By partnering with Geotab, LEVC customers will benefit from being able to access a wealth of data at their fingertips, all delivered live, with software that has been developed to optimize electric vehicle operations,” said Joerg Hofmann, CEO of LEVC.
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Ranked the number one Commercial Telematics vendor worldwide by ABI research for two consecutive years, Geotab’s open-platform solution is utilized by more than 40,000 businesses in over 130 countries around the globe. Processing over 40 billion data points per day from over 2.3 million connected vehicles around the world, Geotab delivers business intelligence to enable companies to make data-driven decisions relating to safety, productivity, efficiency, and electrification.
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ith sustainability acting as a core pillar of our business, Geotab proudly supports the largest set of EV makes and models in the telematics industry and places the highest priority on helping to drive a more sustainable future. We are excited to work closely with forward-thinking and like-minded OEMs, like LEVC,” said Christoph Ludewig, vice president OEM Europe of Geotab
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