Risk management and electrification are at the top of the agenda for almost all fleet managers, and this was the case at the Fleet News Awards roundtable last month.

Research by analysts Gartner also finds that legacy OEMs will have to adapt to new rivals and production techniques to remain competitive in the BEV sector.

The AC charging cable forms a key, but unsung, role in operating electric vehicles. Looking after them properly can have cost and efficiency benefits.

A 20-month trial featuring 20 vehicles used by nine fleets generated essential insights for truck operators looking to electrify their operations.

Adopting two-wheel solutions such as e-scooters and e-cargo bikes can cut costs, reduce time stuck in traffic and increase productivity.

Fast-growing supplier of heating, ventilation and air conditioning products has its transport operations in its climate-focused crosshairs.

Council invests £20 million in 45 new fully-electric refuse trucks as part of the biggest decarbonisation programme of its kind by a UK local authority.

Greater support is needed for the electric van transition to ensure their uptake does not keep falling behind that of their zero-emission car counterparts.

Siemens is transitioning its plug-in hybrid fleet to electric at pace with a 41% BEV order bank, according to head of mobility services Wayne Warburton

Fleet operators need to start considering their electric vehicle policies as soon as possible, even if they do not intend to make a wholesale transition until closer to the 2030 deadline.

Zenith's investment comes as a result of more company car fleets making the switch to electric and salary sacrifice continuing to gain traction in the market.

Overcoming any driver concerns and providing the right training is critical to making the most of electric vehicles.

With an ambition to be net zero by 2029, Central Co-op is beginning the process of electrifying its funeral fleet.

Developing an electrification roadmap can help organisations avoid any potential pitfalls on their way to a zero-emission fleet.

As rising electricity prices erode the fuel savings traditionally offered by EVs, we look at whether the expected SMR benefits are materialising.

David Savage, vice-president UK and Ireland, wants Geotab to be the number one player in the UK fleet telematics market

The automotive sector is currently in a period of unprecedented change, says industry expert Kavin Gaskall. But what will be the implications for fleets?

EVs continue to be treated with suspicion by parts of the business community, with critics highlighting operational concerns. But are their claims fact or fiction?

The cold weather is here and electric vehicle operators will see a drop in both range and charging speeds. We look at why this is and how fleets can mitigate the impact.

Emissions and rising fuel prices are accelerating the need for operators to adopt cleaner methods – and suppliers are responding

Setting achievable targets is key to making the move to electric, according to Mitie fleet manager Heidi Thompson

Buy-in from board members and drivers means electrification is no hill to climb for storage and information management services company Iron Mountain

Having changed its name to reflect its global reach, Holman has an ambition to be a UK top 10 FN50 player

As diesel continues to dominate van sector, one-in-10 fleets plans full electric transition by 2025

The development of battery electric vehicle-specific tyres is bringing a new challenge to decision-makers who are electrifying their fleets.

Mixture of electric ‘old hands’ and EV relative newcomers share experiences in Manchester

JCT600 Vehicle Leasing Solutions has enjoyed a huge growth period. We discover the keys to its success

The use of unmanned aerial vehicles is tipped to have major operational and environmental benefits for many organisations, but there are hurdles to overcome.

The first Fleet News 2025 Strategy Forum put the spotlight on fleets’ five-year planning as UK businesses start the transition towards the ban on sales of new petrol/diesel by 2030.

The workplace car park is set for rapid and radical transformation as companies electrify their fleets.

Electrification is the biggest issue facing fleets in 2021, according to a recent Fleet News survey

The environmental and economic benefits of EVs are clear, says Poppy Welch, head of Go Ultra Low.

Water and waste company commits to zero carbon future and to use 100% renewable energy.

Highlighting the huge savings drivers can make by choosing an EV is a great persuader. There are also other ways to entice employees to adopt the technology.

The reasons an organisation should adopt battery electric vehicles can be boiled down to the three Es: economic, environmental and ethical

Electrifying fleets remains a priority among fleet decision-makers as the new benefit-in-kind (BIK) tax rates and an increasing focus on environmental issues continues to influence company policies.

Changes to travel behaviour brought on by the coronavirus pandemic have created a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Government to reshape how transport is delivered and used.

A Fleet News' webinar presented by Geotab. Fleets operating within new clean air zones will have to evaluate whether their fleet complies.

House of Commons whitepaper details measures Government is targeting on electric vehicles and infrastructure to achieve its Road to Zero strategy

The company car sector is expected to undergo massive changes over the next five years. Industry experts reveal all ...