Electrifying Fleets: Top 4 Problems and Solutions
Back to Articles Electrifying Fleets: Top 4 Problems and Solutions Last Updated: February 21st, 2023 | FleetThe world of consumer vehicles has gone mad for EVs. The waves of change have been drawing the electric revolution inexorably closer. Electrifying commercial fleets, however, is a little different to trading in the family SUV for a VW ID.4. Fleet vehicles have schedules and require maintenance that's more consistent and often more expensive than personal vehicles. They also need more new infrastructure: charging stations as well as a reliable operating system. Fleets suffer greatly if a charger or vehicle goes down. Thankfully, there are solutions to these problems! #1 Operating Costs The first worry when electrifying a commercial fleet is how much the transition will cost. EVs are more expensive, right? And that's before thinking about the cost of installing on-site infrastructure. Those numbers add up! While there’s no single solution, two points deserve consideration. Total Cost of Ownership EVs
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