Transitioning To Commercial EV Articles

Electric vehicles (EVs) are the talk of the town, but how much of what we hear is accurate? At the Conference of Automotive Remarketing, held March 28, 2024 in Phoenix, AZ, a session, titled “EVs Hit the Real Street” addressed some of the persistent myths surrounding EVs.

The EPA’s Clean Heavy-Duty Vehicles program is offering grants to public entity fleets to replace existing non-zero-emission Class 6 and 7 heavy-duty vehicles with eligible Class 6 and 7 zero-emission vehicles.

As the automotive industry shifts toward sustainability, electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming increasingly prevalent in commercial fleets. This transition highlights the importance of reevaluating the components that ensure your vehicle's efficiency, safety, and longevity—specifically, the tires.

We must acknowledge that net-zero commercial transportation will not be accomplished with a one-size-fits-all solution. Factors such as distance, cargo requirements, and fleet size help discern the most efficient and sustainable technologies suitable for each unique business application.

For every business operating a commercial fleet today, exploring net-zero operations is an unavoidable necessity. One of the options is fleet electrification, and a critical aspect of commercial EV operations is charging the batteries. Here are the basic…

As the push towards climate-friendly commerce intensifies, business owners and commercial fleet managers find themselves at the forefront of a significant change—moving towards net-zero emissions. However, despite the...

The new equally-owned company will create a single, cost-effective platform connecting electric utilities, automakers, and interested electric vehicle customers.

Government predictions for the adoption rate of zero-emission vehicles (ZEV) in the commercial market will grow from one-tenth of one percent in 2021 to more than 18% by 2030—that projection is based on mandates alone.

As the global transition towards commercial EVs gains momentum, the need for efficient and accessible charging solutions emerges as a critical challenge. One intriguing idea suggests that Vehicle-to-Grid bi-directional (V2G) technology could play a pivotal role in addressing this challenge.

An established hoist and truck body company maximizes the efficiency of innovative EV work trucks