Transitioning to electric vehicles (EVs) is becoming a priority for fleet companies worldwide. According to Teletrac Navman’s TS24 survey, nearly 80 percent of respondents anticipate that over half of their fleet will be using alternative fuels within the next five years. However, as highlighted in Teletrac Navman’s recent webinar, Successful EV Transition: Unlock Data-Driven Strategies with Predictive Analytics, this transition is not an overnight process – it requires careful planning and smart decision-making. 

In New Zealand the push for adoption is strong, supported by the government’s goal of installing 10,000 EV charge points by 2030. Yet, fleet owners must remember that the journey to electrification involves several critical steps. From fleet analysis to infrastructure considerations and managing the learning curve for staff, planning is essential to ensure a smooth and efficient transition.

Teletrac Navman’s Electric Vehicle Evaluator (EVE) provides fleet operators with a comprehensive tool to guide them through this process. It integrates feasibility studies, financial planning, and infrastructure analysis into a single platform, offering tailored recommendations based on vehicle data, routes, and energy usage. One example from the webinar showed how a UK fleet of 13 vehicles reduced its planned number of chargers from 13 to 5, saving costs and increasing efficiency.

With global EV adoption projected to reach 35% by 2035, fleet owners need to start planning now. Teletrac Navman’s solutions simplify the transition, helping businesses lead the charge to a sustainable and efficient fleet. Watch the full webinar HERE for a deeper dive into these insights and strategies.