DOWNLOAD GUIDE: 6 considerations for a successful electrification journey
Mapping out your electrification journey – whether it’s to power your electric fleet or provide charging facilities for customers, visitors, or staff – is vital to avoid expensive mistakes. ‘Plug into progress‘ a guide from Drax, looks at six key elements organisations should consider when planning EV charging infrastructure. Scoping the route from assessment– through […]
Plug into progress
Recent research from Drax Electric Vehicles into UK organisations’ electrification progress revealed that over half (52%) of businesses hadn’t yet installed any EV charge points. Cited barriers to EV adoption include cost, lack of government support and uncertainty in the technology. But with competitors already reaping the benefits – and the looming ban on the sale […]
INDUSTRY SPOTLIGHT: Effortless Fleet Management: Instant approvals & precise invoicing with OEC!
Who is OEC?OEC connects those involved in the vehicle parts and repair ecosystem so they finally have an easier way to get their job done. They get access to the network and data needed to transform selling, sourcing, leasing, managing, billing, and claims. For our fleet customers, OEC solutions help drive efficiencies into vehicle operations […]
Adapting to change: Electrification and growth in the European fleet industry
By Ralph Gliemann, Director Professional Services, OEConnection In recent years, there have been substantial advancements that have contributed to the growth of the European fleet. The average vehicle age has steadily increased since 2016, demanding higher levels of service and maintenance. At the same time, there has been a steady decline in privately owned vehicles, […]
eCMR: If not now, then when?
By Gerry Daalhuisen (pictured), Product Unit Lead Dock Scheduling & Yard Management at Transporeon, A Trimble Company There have been several unexpected pit stops on the road to eliminating paper-based processes in logistics. But, is paper finally set to be a thing of the past? 2024 marks 13 years since the official launch of the eCMR protocol […]
INDUSTRY SPOTLIGHT: Exploring industries benefiting from GPS tracking devices
Imagine a future in which your most precious assets are always within reach regardless of the sector. GPS tracking tools from Ruptela provide companies and people with this reality. Let’s travel across several industries and observe how these innovative tools change resource management and safeguarding. Logistics and transportation Every second matters in the busy worlds […]
THE WHICHEV VIEW: Humax expands into global EV charger market
By WhichEV Humax, a well-established mobility platform provider, has announced its entrance into the global market for commercial electric vehicle (EV) chargers. This strategic move follows the company’s recent foray into the home EV charger sector. Leveraging its extensive experience as a charging point operator in South Korea, Humax is poised to meet the growing demand […]
THE WHICHEV VIEW: McLaren calls for EV supply chain investment
By WhichEV McLaren Automotive’s CEO, Michael Leiters, has highlighted a pressing opportunity for the UK to establish itself as a pioneer in the electric supercar market through strategic investments in the domestic supply chain. In a recent statement, Leiters emphasised the necessity for the upcoming UK Government to formulate and implement a comprehensive strategy aimed […]
Gearing Up for Glory: England’s Star XI and the cars they drive
The 2024 European Championships are just around the corner, and with Three Lions boss Gareth Southgate naming his provisional 33-man squad, our England stars will have their eyes firmly set on the prize: 14 July’s final at Berlin’s Olympiastadion. It’s a huge summer ahead for England, with Southgate’s contract set to expire after the tournament […]
THE WHICHEV VIEW: Is Dacia about to shake up the European EV market?
By WhichEV Back in 2019, WhichEV carried a story that quoted the (then) CEO of VW saying that electric vehicles would require something like 40% fewer parts than traditional petrol/diesel cars… and that this would provide huge cost savings in the future. It was ‘in the future’ because of the massive cost of batteries – […]