EV CHARGING MONTH: Scaling Up – How fleet operators are overcoming EV infrastructure barriers
The transition to electric fleets is now an operational reality for many organisations. Yet while electric vehicles (EVs) are ready to go mainstream, the supporting charging infrastructure continues to present challenges. From limited grid capacity to costly depot upgrades, fleet operators attending the Fleet Summit are being forced to rethink how they design, fund, and […]
EV CHARGING MONTH: Depot, Destination, or On-the-Go? Building the right EV charging strategy for your fleet
As UK fleets accelerate their transition to electric vehicles, one question dominates strategic planning: where should vehicles charge? For senior fleet managers in both the public and private sectors attending the Fleet Summit, the answer is rarely one-size-fits-all. Instead, the most effective EV charging strategies in 2025 blend depot, destination, and on-the-go charging to balance […]
THE WHICHEV VIEW: Analysing the Government’s ‘Scale Up’ EV initiative
By WhichEV The UK government has launched a major new initiative aimed at supercharging the country’s electric vehicle manufacturing capabilities, helping innovative companies make the perilous leap from prototype to mass production. In a keynote address at the opening of the Cenex Expo, Industry Minister Sarah Jones announced the “Scale Up” initiative, a programme designed to support […]
Fleet Summit: Discover the contacts, insights and solutions your organisation needs
The fleet industry is evolving fast. From decarbonisation targets to cost control, fleet managers are under pressure to adapt. The Fleet Summit on 17th & 18th November at the Radisson Hotel & Conference Centre, London Heathrow, is designed to give you the contacts, insights, and solutions you need to stay ahead. What makes this event different is the format – pre-arranged […]
LPG/ALTERNATIVE FUEL MONTH: The economics – What fleet managers need to know about TCO, incentives and ROI
Alternative fuels such as LPG, HVO, bio-CNG, and electricity have emerged (to varying degrees) as viable options for reducing emissions. But for fleet managers at the Fleet Summit balancing sustainability with budget accountability, the key question remains: do these fuels make economic sense? The answer lies in understanding the total cost of ownership (TCO)—a holistic […]
Navigating the road to net zero for final-mile deliveries with EVs
For commercial fleets across the globe, transitioning to electric vehicles (EVs) is no longer in the realm of experimentation; it’s now a mission-critical priority. And with regulatory deadlines approaching and pressure from customers and stakeholders alike increasing, fleet operators have found themselves asking: ‘How is it possible to electrify responsibly, effectively, and sustainably?’. While the […]
LGP/ALTERNATIVE FUEL MONTH: Retrofitting for LPG and low-emission fuels in the public sector
For many fleet operators, especially in the public sector, the path to decarbonisation is hampered by one major reality: legacy vehicles still dominate. Replacing entire fleets with electric or hydrogen-powered vehicles is financially and logistically unrealistic in the short term. That’s why retrofitting existing vehicles to run on LPG and other low-emission fuels is gaining […]
THE WHICH EV VIEW: Vauxhall’s Corsa GSE Vision Gran Turismo to make video game debut
By WhichEV Vauxhall has unleashed a stunning new concept car, the Corsa GSE Vision Gran Turismo, a fully electric powerhouse that rockets from 0-62mph in a blistering two seconds and boasts a top speed of 199mph. This virtual racer, set to debut in the Gran Turismo 7 video game this autumn, is more than just […]
September 2025 is EV Charging & Infrastructure Month on Fleet Briefing: Here’s how to get involved!
Each month on Fleet Management Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on a different part of the fleet market – and in September we’ll be focusing on EV Charging & Infrastructure solutions. It’s all part of our ‘Recommended’ editorial feature, designed to help fleet buyers find the best products and services available today. So, if you’re a […]
New electric car grants ‘don’t help logistics businesses’
The government’s new electric car grant, offering drivers up to a £3,750 discount to buy electric cars, has been in the headlines, but while it’s undoubtedly good for consumers, it doesn’t help businesses. That’s according to Andrew Tavener (pictured), Head of Fleet Marketing EMEA at Descartes, who argues that for logistics businesses, the challenge of purchasing an EV goes far beyond […]