What Does Fuel Cell Alliance Mean for Near Future?

Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles have been on the horizon for a long time now with very little in end results. Honda has sold a very small number of FCX Clarity fuel cell cars since putting them on the market, and the same is true of the Mercedes-Benz F-Cell luxury car. It was somewhat surprising to see a major alliance declared between Daimler, Ford, and Nissan to develop a common fuel cell system that could lead to an affordable fuel cell car by 2017. Fuel cell engines produce electricity through a catalytic membrane where an electric gets stripped from hydrogen to power the car.,,,

 

Three Companies Up for Stevie Awards, NCSFA and ARI Benchmarking Study, TomTom and LoJack Form Strategic Alliance

ARI, CEI, and Wheels Up for Stevie Awards The 7th annual Stevie Awards for Sales & Customer Service organizing team has named three fleet industry companies to the list of finalists… ARI has been nominated for the Contact Center of the Year category for providing superior customer service to fleet managers and fleet vehicle drivers […]

 

The Best and the Worst of it for Insurance Rates

Insure.com, a resource of consumer insurance information and data, has analyzed insurance rates for Personal Injury Protection (PIP) and Medical Payments (MedPay) for more than 750 vehicles in the 2013 model year. PIP and MedPay cover injuries to passengers in the driver’s car. Looking at highest and lowest costs provides a way to evaluate which […]

 

NAFA’s Beyond Fleet Campaign Continues To Reach The Masses

For years, NAFA has been on a mission to elevate the status of fleet management, an important but often overlooked aspect of business.  The Beyond Fleet campaign, created at the end of 2011, is accomplishing that goal.  In 2012, millions of people around the world learned about the importance of fleet managers via a pair […]

 

Driving the Global Fleet

Ghosn: ‘No recovery in Europe before 2020’ Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn said the European auto market won’t recover before 2020 unless governments in Europe take action to make their economies competitive. Europe will only return to growth by 2020 if countries such as France, Spain and Italy take action to reform their inflexible labor laws […]