EV Selection & Deployment

Making the shift to electric starts with understanding your fleet and identifying which vehicles are suitable. We use real-world data to make informed decisions based on how your fleet actually works, and the best time to switch. This data-led way ensures the transition and the vehicles are aligned with your business needs.

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Right Vehicles, Right Time

Assessing fleet readiness with real-world data.

Every fleet is different, and with various offers and government incentives, the timing of your transition matters. Holman’s finance lease solution gives you the flexibility to switch to electric when it suits your business. To support this, we use an ICE-to-EV transition tool that draws on real-world data, including mileage, vehicle type, and usage patterns, to assess EV viability and readiness. Once we’ve identified the vehicles suitable to switch, we use this data to identify zero-emission alternatives that match your needs, factoring in parameters like mileage range and payload to help set your fleet up for long-term success.

Driver Training & Onboarding

Helping drivers get the most from their EV.

Supporting drivers with their new vehicle is just as important as selecting the right one. Electric vehicles introduce new systems, charging routines, and driving behaviours that need to be understood before getting behind the wheel. Helping drivers learn how and when to charge, as well as how to optimise driving for range and efficiency, is key to making the switch successful. Holman provides training and resources to support your drivers, helping make the transition smooth and straightforward for your team.

Deployment Strategy

Transitioning to electric without disruptions.

Once you have the vehicles, infrastructure, and driver buy-in in place, the next step is a smooth, scalable rollout across your fleet. The goal is to transition without disrupting essential services or operations. For some organisations, this might mean starting with specific locations where electric vehicles are already viable. For others, it could involve role-based vehicle allocation, matching EVs to the demands of the job. Holman draws on experience from successful large-scale deployments, including the rollout of over 7,000 electric vehicles, using proven governance and planning to support each customer’s unique transition.

Did you know?

Most vans travel just 50 miles a day – well within the range of today’s EVs. So long as you have the right charging infrastructure in place, there is more than enough battery power for most drivers’ daily use.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Knowing what to do next can be challenging. Understanding what others are asking can help bridge the gap and make the best decisions for your fleet.

What factors should I consider when choosing electric vehicles for my fleet?

When selecting EVs for your fleet, consider vehicle range, payload capacity, charging compatibility, total cost of ownership, and how the vehicle fits your operational needs. It’s also important to assess manufacturer support, lead times, and available incentives or grants.
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How long does it take to deploy an electric fleet, and what are the key steps?

Deployment timelines vary depending on fleet size, infrastructure readiness, and vehicle availability. Key steps include assessing fleet needs, selecting suitable EV models, planning charging infrastructure, training drivers, and integrating EVs into your operations. A phased rollout often helps manage change smoothly.
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