EV specialist support T
he simplicity of fuelling company cars and vans with petrol and diesel seems quaint compared to the complexity of recharging the batteries of electric vehicles. Tariffs vary widely, from low-cost domestic systems and cheap kerbside chargers, to workplace charging (sometimes free) and higher-cost, rapid public chargers. Working out where drivers can replenish their EVs with minimum, and ideally zero, disruption to their productivity, demands a completely new charger database. Calculating how much to reimburse drivers fairly for using their home electricity to power their company car or van is a complex task
that demands sophisticated tools. Amalgamating numerous charging invoices into a coherent report, with meaningful management information, is essential. As the old business mantra goes: 'If you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it'. The electric specialist providers that have made it into the 100 Trusted Brands in Fleet have all developed innovative solutions to make the role of the fleet decision maker easier. Ranging from start-ups to established global businesses, they have all grasped the nettle of electrification, to deliver reliable and practical tools, on which the future of electricfleet management will depend.
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