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Electric Vehicle Fleet Management
Whether you are working toward zero-emission mobility or simply a champion for ESG, Wheels brings fleet management electrification goals within your reach with a suite of electric vehicle solutions.
Build a greener fleet management program with Wheels’ fleet electric vehicle services.
There are more and more reasons to think electric for your next fleet vehicles. Battery prices are dropping, range is rising and you still have the lower costs for fuel and maintenance. You can even get incentives from the Government, such as federal tax credits and state discounts.
As a global leader in electric vehicle fleet management, Wheels has the expertise and tools to help you make this an easier switch than you might expect, so you can start experiencing these benefits:
- Lower fuel costs
- Less expensive and simpler maintenance
- Happier drivers
- Achieve sustainability targets
Why Transition to Electric Vehicle Fleet Management?
Switching to EV fleet management offers businesses an opportunity to modernize their operations and reduce environmental impact. Key benefits include:
- Cost Savings: Reduced fuel and maintenance expenses compared to traditional vehicles.
- Government Incentives: Leverage tax credits and state-level discounts to offset upfront costs.
- Sustainability: Meet corporate ESG goals by cutting fleet emissions.
- Driver Satisfaction: Provide quiet, high-performing vehicles with advanced technology.
Electric Vehicle Fleet Management Solutions from Wheels
Time-tested Experience
Leveraging decades of experience and broad data set, our services are customized around your electrification goals.
Turn-key Solutions
From strategic assessments and charger installation to electricity reimbursement, we have a full suite of EV solutions.
Long-term Commitment
As a partner with a long-term focus and commitment to ESG, we want to help make a difference.
The EV Basics
There are three main kinds of electric vehicles (EVs):
- Battery-Electric Vehicles (BEVs or EVs): Fully electric and require charging stations.
- Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs): Combine an electric motor with a smaller internal combustion engine; also require charging.
- Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs): Use their onboard electric motor as a supplement to the existing internal combustion engine (ICE), and are charged via regenerative braking.
Because both BEVs and PHEVs require charging, you’ll need to make some decisions about charging stations: where to install them, whether to install some at employees’ homes, and how many you’ll need.
It’s well known that fully electric vehicles cost more upfront. But, what you may not realize is that over the lifespan of the vehicle, an EV could actually work out better for your bank balance, as well as better for the environment.
EV Fleet Charging
What types of chargers are available?
Technology is moving quickly when it comes to charging EVs and the result is a selection of chargers with different speeds that you can find at different locations.
There are 3 standard charging levels used to charge electric cars:
- Level 1: Basic home or workplace charging, ideal for overnight use.
- Level 2: Faster charging, common at commercial and residential locations.
- Level 3 (DCFC): Rapid charging stations that significantly reduce charge times.
All EVs can be charged with level 1 and level 2 solutions. Level 3 chargers – also called DCFC or fast charging stations – are much more powerful than level 1 and 2 chargers, meaning you can charge an EV much faster with them. Some vehicles, however, cannot charge at level 3 chargers, so it is very important to know the what your vehicle can handle before you plug it in.
The Future of Electric Vehicle Fleet Management
Wheels is committed to helping you stay ahead of EV technology advancements:
- AI Integration: Utilize predictive analytics EV fleet management software to monitor and optimize fleet performance.
- Battery Innovations: Stay updated on improvements in EV battery charge ranges and charging speed.
- Sustainability Tracking: Tools to monitor and report on your fleet’s carbon emissions reductions.
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