Standards Groups Collaborate to Advance EV Infrastructure

WARRENDALE, PA – As a result of the new strategic partnership with the IEEE Standards Association (IEEE-SA) SAE International said it is making considerable progress on development of a prototype charging coupler.

Advanced Telematics Systems to be Featured in 80% of EVs by 2017

BOULDER, CO – According to a recent report from Pike Research, the global market for electric vehicle telematics will reach $1.4 billion annually by 2017.

NAFA Executive Director Recuperating

The National Association of Fleet Administrators (NAFA) announced on April 13 that its Executive Director Dave Lefever is recuperating at home from a cardiac infection experienced on March 31.

Newspaper Claims Free Cars for City Workers Cost Miami Millions

According to a two-month investigation by the Miami Herald newspaper, the city of Miami spends approximately $3 million per year on a take-home program that enables off-duty police officers and public officials to park their cars at home.

Survey: 90% of Fleet Managers Believe EVs are Inevitable Future of Commercial Fleets

In the survey, conducted by Wakefield Research for telematics provider Samsara, 32% believe fleets will be one quarter electric within five years, while 50% believe in 10 years.

Fleet Safety Tip of the Week

Some parts of the country have already seen snowfall, so now is a good time to review AAA's Winter Car Care Checklist.

New Partnership Eliminates EV Charge Fraud

With so many EVs now on the road, businesses are concerned that this could lead to EV charging fraud. This is where vehicles other than company cars or vans are being charged. The costs are then passed on to employers, resulting in bills potentially costing substantial amounts per employee.

Hyundai Motor Introduces IONIQ 3 Aero Hatch EV with Focus on Space, Design, and Technology

8,000+ EV Trial Provides Insights for Fleets Seeking to Electrify

An industry-led project to examine the impact of EVs on the U.K.'s electricity distribution network, Optimise Prime suggests cost and energy demand barriers can be mediated through digitalization and new product offerings.