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EVolve – using GPS data to suggest the best EV transition for your fleet

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With the deadline for achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 moving ever closer, companies are accelerating their decarbonisation efforts.

Electric has been widely adopted as an efficient alternative for light commercial vehicles (LCVs), however the transition can be daunting and there are many factors that need to be considered such as vehicle purpose, operational costs and fleet size.  
 
To help companies manage their move to electric, Logistics UK’s Van Gold Partner, Quartix, has recently launched a new initiative that uses fleets’ recent GPS data to suggest the most efficient electric vehicle migration plan, reducing the burden for operators. By using this service, operators will have access to a ‘best matched vehicle’ list – fully customised to their unique fleet requirements – and, to help reduce uncertainty will have access to charging infrastructure recommendations. 

Operators will have the option to refresh the recommendation, which will include any updated or newly available electric vehicles or charging options. Updated Total Cost of Ownership figures will also factor in the latest fuel and electric prices and any changes to EV incentives, to keep organisations fully informed and on track. 

Quartix CEO, Richard Lilwall, said: “I am delighted to offer EVolve to our customers. This tool will help fleets demystify the transition to electric vehicles and enable them to make key decisions based on their own real-world telematics data. Decarbonisation is a key priority for any logistics businesses, and I am thrilled that we can help to support operators on their journey to net zero by 2050.”  

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*www.logistics.org.uk/van

Published On: 30/06/2022 16:00:53

 

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