Holman’s Experts Offer Insight on Preparing for the Future of Fleet Electrification

As the auto industry continues to advance its sustainability efforts, fleet managers are tasked with preparing their organizations for an electrified future. Deciding how and when to implement electric vehicle (EV) adoption is top of mind for many fleet operators, along with determining where transitions make the most sense.

Holman’s Sara Church and Emily Graham recently spoke with Autosphere on the matter. In the article, both Sara and Emily emphasize the importance of partnering with knowledgeable experts while navigating the complex electrification process. With so many factors to consider, they explain, it’s best to eliminate the guesswork and instead rely on data and the expertise of those who can offer thorough analysis and a clear roadmap for success.

 
Sharing an overview of Holman’s partnership approach to electrification, Emily notes that the initial focus is placed on understanding an organization’s key business needs and goals. From there, a full analysis can be completed and a holistic strategy can be developed to begin the seamless integration of EVs.

The article also dives into the risks that must be considered when planning for EV integration. For example, assessing whether specialized vehicles such as those fitted with heavy equipment can be replaced just as efficiently as cars or vans. Furthermore, charging infrastructure also has to be taken into consideration, including what it would mean for an organization should any of their vehicles require charging at a driver’s personal residence.

 
Preparing for the future of fleet electrification is a complex undertaking, but with the proper tools and information, it’s possible to get ahead of the curve.

To read the full article on fleet electrification, be sure to visit Autosphere.ca.