As the world accelerates toward a sustainable future, electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming the cornerstone of modern fleets. At ZEVA, we’re committed to staying ahead of the curve, ensuring our clients have access to the most advanced telematics solutions available. That’s why we’re excited to announce that our team has successfully transitioned to Tesla’s new Fleet Telemetry API. This milestone enables us to support fleets with Tesla vehicles across Australia, Canada, the US, Europe, and Asia with even greater precision, insight, and cost efficiency.

Tesla has long been at the forefront of the electric vehicle (EV) revolution, offering cutting-edge technology, impressive performance, and a commitment to sustainability. However, even with Tesla’s advanced features, owners can still benefit from the added insights and control provided by third-party apps like ZEVA. By connecting your Tesla to ZEVA, you unlock a new level of transparency, data ownership, and battery management that complements Tesla’s native capabilities. Here’s how ZEVA can enhance your Tesla ownership experience:

The dawn of autonomous driving technology promises to revolutionize fleet operations, particularly when combined with the green credentials of electric vehicles (EVs). While fully autonomous vehicles might still be on the horizon, the integration of partial autonomy features into EV fleets today offers tantalizing prospects for efficiency, safety, and cost savings. Here, we'll explore this integration through storytelling and the psychology of change, providing insights into how this technology can be harnessed, the financial implications, and the regulatory landscape.

In the evolving landscape of transportation, electric vehicles (EVs) have emerged not just as a greener alternative but as a catalyst for transformation across industries, including insurance. As fleet managers shift gears towards electrification, understanding the nuances of risk and insurance tailored for EVs becomes paramount. Here, we delve into the psychology of persuasion and high-level storytelling to explore how fleet operators can navigate these new waters.

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.