How are pricing, volume, and demand affecting the year ahead for truck and van fleets? Get the downlow from Karl Brauer of iseecars.com in this Fast Forward video.
According to data from Work Truck Solutions, new on-lot commercial vehicle inventory per dealer was up 36% in Q4 compared to Q1 — but that’s still only half of the inventory in Q4 2020.
Element's latest trends report highlights key trends involving sustainability/charging investments, acquisition, fuel, and safety.
The quarterly report highlights the latest fleet trends, which include the rise of global EV adoption, global supply chain constraints, and higher maintenance costs.
Safe driving, emission reductions, and cost containment can all be achieved at the same time.
The FMC’s new report assesses issues impacting fleets, including safety, acquisition, remarketing, and fuel in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
Engine hours aren't always what they seem and fleet managers, drivers, and teams need to fully understand how to operate their vehicles — including the true cost of too much idling.
The biggest impact has been caused by the microchip shortage.
Sales of electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids in Europe earned their second highest ever monthly market share and outsold diesels in August. With 1.32 million units registered since January, it's an increase of 61% year over year.
Today’s used-vehicle market is the best it’s been in the history of fleet management and my anecdotal forecast is for it to remain strong through the balance of 2021 and into calendar-year 2022. As a result of these favorable market conditions, some fleets have begun shortcycling some of fleet vehicles.
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