Whether you seek to reduce costs, improve operational performance, or fight climate change, electrification is the best weapon in your arsenal
Electrification is happening now and is inevitable. Don’t be left behind.
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Why Electrification Matters
Electrification of transportation is unique among the tools we have to fight climate change. That’s because when done right, electrification simultaneously delivers improved financial results and a rapid and material reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Customers, shareholders, regulators, and other stakeholders are increasingly focused on measuring and reducing GHG emissions, and incentives for switching to EVs have never been higher.
Regulators are mandating electrification in some jurisdictions. Incentives come and go and will decrease over time as EVs go mainstream. It will take time for utility grids to add enough capacity to electrify everywhere. And competitors are moving, building experience with electrification, while lowering costs and improving driver satisfaction. Now is the time to electrify for your drivers and employees, for your customers, for your shareholders, for the planet.
Electrify today to
- Reduce transportation costs
- Improve reliability and uptime
- Increase driver satisfaction
- Take advantage of attractive EV incentives
- Protect your license to operate in markets adopting mandates
- Demonstrate progress toward sustainability goals
Close Your
Electrification Action Gap
After conversations with hundreds of organizations, we have yet to come across one that is fully taking advantage of the benefits of electric fleets. For us, this means that EVs have been deployed wherever the following three criteria could be satisfied:
- A fit-for-purpose EV is available, with climate and payload-adjusted range satisfying all operational requirements
- Lower total cost of ownership, even including charging installation
- Charging is easy and affordable to implement
For many companies, the majority of their fleet vehicles meet these criteria, yet they haven’t moved beyond pilot projects.
That’s what we call that an Electrification Action Gap: the difference between the number of vehicles in a company’s fleet that should be electric and the number of electric vehicles actually deployed.
Companies with an Electrification Action Gap are losing money every day they keep gas or diesel vehicles on the road, missing out on the 40-60% fuel and maintenance savings typically realized with EVs.
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