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Which Vehicles Earn Your Fleet’s Vote? Voting Opens for 2027 Fleet Vehicle of the Year

Which vehicles earn your fleet’s vote? Cast your ballot to unlock early access to our analysis of ownership costs across 55 vehicle nameplates.

November 2, 2026
Black-and-gold graphic reading “Vote Now” above Automotive Fleet’s 2027 Fleet Car, Truck, and SUV of the Year award logos. Voting closes December 31.

Fleet managers can vote through December 31 for Automotive Fleet’s 2027 Fleet Car, Truck & SUV of the Year awards. The top three finalists in each category will be announced in January, followed by the winners in February.

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  • Voting is open for the 2027 Fleet Vehicle of the Year, inviting stakeholders to participate in the selection process.
  • Participants gain early access to detailed analyses of ownership costs related to 55 different vehicle nameplates.
  • The initiative encourages informed decision-making in fleet management through comprehensive cost evaluations.

*Summarized by AI

A vehicle can look great on a spec sheet. Putting it to work is where fleet managers find out whether it delivers.

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Which cars, pickup trucks, and SUVs earn their place in your operation? Voting is now open for Automotive Fleet’s 2027 Fleet Car, Truck & SUV of the Year awards, giving corporate and commercial fleet managers the opportunity to recognize the vehicles that meet their needs.

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Cast your vote for the 2027 Fleet Vehicle of the Year awards. Voting closes December 31, 2026. As a thank-you for participating, voters will receive early access to Automotive Fleet’s latest fleet vehicle ownership-cost analysis.

Your Fleet Experience Drives the Results

These awards recognize vehicles through the perspective of the people responsible for selecting, managing, and keeping them on the road. Think about the vehicles that help your drivers do their jobs, support your operating goals, and make sense across the ownership cycle.

When making your selections, consider the factors that matter to your fleet:

  • Total cost of ownership. Acquisition costs, depreciation, fuel or energy use, maintenance, and overall operating expenses.
  • Acquisition and lifecycle needs. Availability, ease of ordering, incentives, replacement timing, and upfit readiness.
  • Reliability and service support. Dependability in daily use, warranty coverage, and access to maintenance and repairs.
  • Safety and driver experience. Safety features, visibility, comfort, ergonomics, and suitability for the work.
  • Technology and connectivity. Tools that support drivers and integrate with fleet operations.
  • Sustainability. Powertrain choices, emissions, and how well a vehicle supports your fleet’s operating requirements and goals.

Vote and Get an Early Look at Fleet Ownership Costs

Which fleet vehicles are getting more expensive to own, and where can you still save? As a thank-you for voting, you’ll receive early access to Automotive Fleet’s analysis of 55 fleet-relevant vehicle nameplates using Vincentric’s 2024 and 2026 ownership-cost data.

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Explore which vehicle categories saw the biggest cost increases, how depreciation is offsetting some rising expenses, and where different model and powertrain choices could help contain costs. Cast your vote to unlock the full analysis!

New This Year, Top 3 Finalists

For the first time, Automotive Fleet will announce the top three finalists in each category in January 2027, ahead of naming the Fleet Car, Truck & SUV of the Year winners in February.

Voting is open to managers of corporate and commercial fleets. Bring your experience to the ballot and help recognize the vehicles that deliver where it counts, on the job.

Quick Answers

The Fleet Vehicle of the Year voting is an event where voters can select the vehicle models they believe are the most deserving based on various criteria, influencing fleet operations.

*Summarized by AI

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