How can zero-emissions vehicles support your business?

Electric vehicles (EV’s) and fleet sustainability have been gaining popularity over the last few years and for good reason. Many manufacturers, including major traditional manufacturers who produce commercial vehicles such as pickup trucks and commercial vans, are dedicating more resources to developing and producing electric vehicles.

Zero Tailpipe Emissions

Electric vehicles do not produce tailpipe emissions and can reduce your business fleet’s carbon footprint.

Fuel Costs

With the exception of electricity charging costs, fully electric vehicles will avoid conventional fuel costs.

Vehicle Maintenance

On average, electric vehicles have approximately 85% fewer moving parts than internal combustion vehicles, which can result in lower maintenance costs.

Vehicle Lifecycle

With anticipated longer battery warranties and fewer moving parts, electric vehicles are expected to offer a longer vehicle lifecycle.

What are some of the factors to consider when implementing electric vehicles into your fleet?

Operational Considerations

  • Electric vehicle model availability based on business operating needs
  • Drivetrain requirements including four or all-wheel drive
  • Access to fast-charging stations
  • Trip planning to reduce downtime
  • Vehicle charging options at home or in the office
  • Access to electric vehicle repair facilities

Financial Considerations

  • Initial vehicle cost of electric vehicles when compared to internal combustion vehicles
  • Federal and provincial electric car, truck, and van rebates
  • Charging infrastructure cost
  • Home charging cost reimbursement
  • Personal use and tax considerations
  • Total lifecycle cost analysis

To learn more about factors to consider when implementing an electric vehicle program for your business fleet, visit our blog.

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