As electric vehicle (EV) fleets age, rental and leasing companies must think about what happens to vehicles at the end of their lifecycle. Recycling and repurposing strategies can help fleet managers extend the value of their investments and reduce the environmental impact of decommissioned vehicles.

As businesses are increasingly pressured to reduce their carbon footprints, fleet managers are turning to electric vehicles (EVs) as a key component of their sustainability strategy. However, electrification alone may not be enough. Carbon offset programs can complement EV offerings, providing a comprehensive approach to reducing environmental impact and appealing to eco-conscious customers.

Maximizing fleet utilization is one of the top priorities for rental and subscription companies. By leveraging dynamic pricing models, companies can improve revenue generation while optimizing the availability of electric vehicles (EVs). Dynamic pricing adjusts rates in real-time based on variables like demand, vehicle availability, and location, offering both cost-saving opportunities and higher profitability.

As electric vehicle (EV) fleets age, rental and leasing companies must think about what happens to vehicles at the end of their lifecycle. Recycling and repurposing strategies can help fleet managers extend the value of their investments and reduce the environmental impact of decommissioned vehicles.

While electric vehicles (EVs) have gained traction in urban settings, rural and underserved markets remain largely untapped. This presents a valuable opportunity for rental companies to expand their EV offerings to new customer bases in less populated areas. For fleet managers, understanding the potential of rural EV adoption can help unlock significant growth.

In today’s rapidly evolving electric vehicle (EV) landscape, geofencing technology is emerging as a game-changer for fleet operators across rentals, subscriptions, car-share, leasing, and micro-leasing markets.