Electrify your fleet
Why should you electrify your fleet? It’s simple: internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles account for a significant quantity of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. There’s an urgent need to reduce emissions to prevent the worst effects of climate change, and with 50% of vehicles on the roads today registered to corporate organisations, businesses have a key part to play.
But electrification is not only an opportunity to lower your business’s environmental footprint (and keep your customers, partners and investors happy). It’s also a way to improve cost efficiency thanks to a reduced total cost of ownership (TCO; see below) and to give employees a better and more high-tech driving experience.
At the same time, many companies are recognizing not just the benefits of making the switch, but also the necessity of doing so. With greater regulatory pressure and higher sustainability requirements in commercial tenders, going electric is a vital condition for securing business continuity.
For Ayvens, the question is not why go electric, but when. And the answer is now.
We can actively support your transition to an electric fleet with a 5 step approach:
- Diagnose
In the first phase of fleet electrification, Ayvens Consultants help clients benchmark against peers, assess country and employee readiness, establish CO2 and TCO baselines, and define achievable targets. These steps are crucial for a successful transition to an electric fleet, tailored to our clients' specific goals.
- Model TCO & CO2 scenarios
Working with you we will create TCO and CO2 models and scenarios tailored to your fleet strategy.
- Select the best mobility solutions
Optimising fleet costs, selecting the right vehicles and OEM partners, exploring mobility options, and tailoring charging solutions to both your commercial and passenger fleets are all crucial at this stage.
- Engage your stakeholders and employees
Working with you, we will help engage your stakeholders and employees to strengthen your business case.
- Implement, monitor and optimise
Updating mobility policies, introducing reporting capabilities to track TCO and CO2 evolution, measing employee satisfaction and more are all included in the final stage of the transition plan.
Should my company fleet go electric?
When it comes to the big decision, there are three major factors to consider:
- The route
Can your employees drive easily between home and work? Do they have longer distances to cover or do they need to get to clients?
- Charging options
Is home charging possible for your employees? Or will they rely on public charging stations or office charging points?
- The models
Do some of your employees need more from their vehicle when using it outside work (like a large boot or space for passengers)?
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