This regional New Jersey / New York event near the Meadowlands features three educational seminars centered around fleet electrification.
National recognition follows company’s major EV expansions in Denver and Houston.
The fundamentals look good for a return to relative normal. But the transition to electrification looms, and we’re finding that it’s more complicated than we thought.
The new, COVID-impacted environment has prompted changes in how auto transporters meet the changing needs of fleets.
Information on keynotes, seminars, awards, and networking opportunities at this year’s Fleet Forward Conference — combined for the first time with the Fleet Safety Conference — are enclosed.
The industry started with a reasonable solution by developing hybrids, which increased the fuel economy on similar-size vehicles from the low 30 mpg to the mid-50s mpg. Hybrids also reduce CO2 emissions without the range anxiety.
Electric vehicles and hybrids are becoming a coveted commodity as consumers turn practical about operating costs.
The transition requires more than just fleeting EVs. The industry must develop infrastructure, secure government resources, and gain consumer acceptance — as well as manage resistance within the industry itself.
The Ford F-150 Lightning, which just started deliveries to customers in March and is sold out, was the third most-shopped EV and the seventh overall among electrified vehicles.
The report, announced at the 2022 International Car Rental Show, details findings from a multi-year EV rental pilot in partnership with Enterprise Rent-A-Car and the City of Orlando.
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