MoveEV announced the launch of a groundbreaking Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) Savings Calculator Tool.
The simple tool was developed for fleet managers to shed light on a pervasive issue in the fleet industry: PHEV drivers failing to plug in their vehicles, resulting in increased costs and environmental impact.
The tool is free to use online at www.moveev.com/phev-savings-calculator.
Coke Canada Bottling holds the distinction of being the first food and beverage manufacturer in Canada to embrace electric Class 8 trucks as part of its fleet.
Coke Canada Bottling unveiled its Volvo VNR electric trucks during a special celebration held at its distribution center in east Montreal. The distribution center houses a fleet of 650 heavy-duty vehicles that cater to customers across the region. Coke Canada Bottling’s Volvo VNR Electric trucks utilize a six-battery configuration, enabling a single charge to cover up to 440 km (275 miles). The Volvo VNR Electric trucks will receive dedicated support from their local Volvo Trucks Certified Electric Vehicle dealership.
Merchants Fleet has announced the hire of Nick Hafto as Regional Sales Manager for the Greater Indianapolis Area.
A tenured sales executive, Hafto brings over 10 years of sales management experience to the role.
“Nick’s addition to our sales team is a victory for our clients and our organization, as we continue to add extraordinary talent to our growing sales team," stated Mike Gavio, VP, Regional Sales at Merchants Fleet.
When Congress rewrote the system governing federal tax credits for electric vehicle purchases, they made a change few noticed at the time that will alter how many Americans car shop in 2024.
Starting in January, you can negotiate for many new electric cars with the knowledge that Uncle Sam will provide a down payment on your new purchase. You'll be able to assign the federal tax credit on purchases to the dealership. It allows the dealer to provide you with an instant credit on the purchase price of the vehicle, generally in the form of a down payment.
EV intenders are more likely to consider purchasing a BEV when the automaker has a partnership with a charging or technology brand, according to Escalent’s latest EVForward study findings.
BEV purchase consideration would increase by an average of 29% if a preferred automaker partnered with one of the top five public charging brands, and 22% if it partnered with one of the top five technology brands.
“With charging being a key concern for consumers, if an OEM were to partner with a charging network, many of those concerns may dwindle and result in an improved charging experience,” said K.C. Boyce, Automotive & Mobility and Energy vice president at Escalent.