The Off-Peak Video Summary: The goals and visions of mass adoption of electric vehicles do not yet match the realities of power sources. How should fleet managers factor energy, power grid, and utility access options into planning for EV fleet growth in the years ahead?
Research from WSP and the Environmental Defense Fund research reveals that 56% of announced EV spending during the past eight years occurred after the 2022 passage of the federal Inflation Reduction Act.
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.
Through such arrangements, fleets gain access to an electric vehicle for a monthly fee that varies based on mileage driven. One fleet operation shares their experience.
CAR 2023: What will be the foundations of a steady and productive used market for electric vehicles? What steps must be taken to ensure a viable EV sector?
One company executive offers on-the-ground, from-the-earth insights on the raw elements needed to build more electric vehicle batteries.
The new joint venture with Samsung SDI will leverage the capital and technology of both companies to meet future EV demand.
How can we know what EV models and products are for real, when these products will make it to market, and what business models will win? Follow the money.
Many of the new generation of EVs weigh upward of 6,000 pounds in part due to excessively heavy lithium-ion batteries. An expert explores how all that extra weight poses new dangers for the nation’s motorists, bicyclists, and pedestrians while offering solutions as well.
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