Electric Fleet: Moving to Net Zero - Fleet News special report

Decarbonising a fleet is not just about replacing an ICE vehicle with a like-for-like electric replacement – it may open the door to other, more operationally efficient transport modes.

In our new Electric Fleet: Moving to Net Zero special report, we look at the fleets that are already utilising flying drones, rolling robots or powered mobility such as e-cargo bikes and light vehicles, assessing use cases and considerations for organisations looking to pilot these options.

We also look ahead to forthcoming battery electric technology to evaluate its potential impact on fleet operations, with longer ranges and faster charging among the key benefits, as well as the potential of hydrogen, which is undergoing a number of Government-funded trials in the UK.

Other topics we investigate include the ongoing impact of the ZEV Mandate and how fleet managers need to be prepared to take advantage of any potential deals offered by manufacturers, and technology trends – including batteries – which will have an influence on fleet operations.

We also look at what fully-electric cars will hit the UK market over the next 12 to 18 months, some of which will offer a WLTP range of more than 400 miles.

In out Electric Fleet – Moving to Net Zero report:

ZEV Mandate: Be prepared to take advantage of potential discounts

EV trends to watch out for

Hydrogen: what part will it play in zero-emission road transport?

Warning lights flashing over low electric van uptake

Zero emission truck trials to pave the way for decarbonisation

Think small to make big gains with zero emission light-powered vehicles

Five things to know about e-cargo bikes

Using drones and robots to transform fleet operations

Battery electric cars expected within next 12 months

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