European companies lead fleet electrification efforts

European companies lead fleet electrification efforts

To speed up the transition, the companies are hoping for an extra push from Brussels.

It took almost half a year. Although Daimler Truck launched production of its most anticipated electric novelty, which it introduced in 2023, last fall, the only demo car in the Czech Republic was still going from hand to hand - all the big companies that are already flirting with the idea of buying an electric...

EV100 fleets on target for 2030 deadline

A new report by Climate Group has found that members of EV100 are confident of operating 100% electric fleets by 2030. EV100 is Climate Group’s global network of companies committed […] The post EV100 fleets on target for 2030 deadline first appeared on Bodyshop Magazine.

Car manufacturers in the EU are to be given a reprieve by requiring them to meet the new CO2 fleet limits not this year, but only for the three-year period up to 2027. However, since this will only be possible through significantly increased sales of electric cars, the pressure on dealers remains high to bring more cars with low or no attributable CO2 emissions to customers. "While manufacturers are given a chance to breathe a sigh of relief and…

Climate Group: EV100 members on track for zero emission vehicles by 2030

The Climate Group's EV100 programme update shows members – which include several retailers – on track to only operate zero emission vehicles. The post Climate Group: EV100 members on track for zero emission vehicles by 2030 appeared first on Green Retail World.

Companies on track for fully electric fleets by 2030

AstraZeneca, Aviva, Barclays, Capgemini, Costain, Deloitte and Mitie have electrified more than 50% of their fleets as they target full electrification by 2030.