Management costs are on the forefront of any fleet manager’s mind—after all, it’s one of the biggest expenses a business can undertake. When conducting a fleet utilization analysis, one question that is bound to pop up again and again is the following: while electric vehicles are better for the environment, are they better for the business’ bank account?

When fleet operators are making decisions about electrification, one of the key considerations is when is mid-route charging feasible and when is it too much of a burden on your operations.

Fleet analytics provide operators with the data needed to make informed decisions about fleet electrification. In other words, telematics provides an additional layer of information that can help fleet operators make the best decision for their drivers.

It’s no secret that electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular for both individuals and businesses alike. Between their environmentally friendly nature and their potential for cost savings, it isn’t difficult to see why. However, similar to internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, temperature and weather can also impact electric vehicle performance.