SMUD, Zeus, EAVX: A Triumphant Trifecta for Medium-Duty EVs
The utility and the two electric vehicle companies are making strides to create a blueprint for what could be the future of work trucks.
The utility and the two electric vehicle companies are making strides to create a blueprint for what could be the future of work trucks.
Here are some ways the evolution of tire technology is benefiting fleet management.
Hornyak discusses the company’s production timelines, the decision to produce a high-range EV first, and the transition from a vehicle manufacturer to a holistic platform and a services network that optimizes the last mile.
Ford Pro Charging’s Muffi Ghadiali explains how increasing grid demands necessitate fleets and utilities working together to reduce peak load with local battery storage, renewables, and bidirectional power from EVs themselves.
When looking ahead to the next 12 months, it is clear that it will become more expensive to operate a fleet in the coming years. Vehicle acquisition costs have increased due to reduced fleet incentives. Fuel prices, in all likelihood, will continue to trend upward and maintenance costs will ratchet higher due to more companies adopting extended replacement schedules.
Ford Pro’s Tim Baughman explains how transitioning to an electric vehicle fleet goes beyond the vehicle to dealing with different utilities and rates, installing charging infrastructure at depots and in homes, and using connected vehicle data to maximize uptime.
Realizing some crashes are beyond a CMV driver’s control, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) created its Crash Preventability Program. But, what's considered preventable?
Equipment tips for last-mile and home-delivery fleets to take advantage of the surge in refrigerated delivery demand.
The “Best in Fleet” conference session delved into changes brought about by supply chain issues, an influx of data, and more.
Heavy Duty Trucking's editors honored 30 fleets for their leadership in sustainability efforts, from fuel efficiency to electric trucks.
San Jose's Hayes Mansion was the site for the in-person Fleet Forward Conference, where hundreds came together to talk about fleet mobility, data, electrification, autonomous vehicles, and more.
With the help of industry experts, Automotive Fleet takes a look at the current state of the used-vehicle market and what the near future may hold.
Is technology helping fleets stay safe on the road, or is it simply adding more distractions? From telematics to cameras, tech is a big part of many fleets' accident management solutions.
While the automotive and transportation sectors are embracing autonomous technologies, they’re also working to educate and entice future users.
Do you know the answers to the top nine most frequently asked questions about retread tires?
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