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Webfleet Solutions launches electric vehicle features
New features in fleet management solution WEBFLEET to help manage electric vehicles (EVs)
Real-time information on charge levels, driving range and remaining charging time supports fleet managers to electrify
EV features are available with new WEBFLEET release to all customers worldwide
Burlington MA – July 24, 2020 – With sustainability moving higher and higher up the global agenda, it’s clear that electric vehicles will play a significant role in the future of commercial fleets. Webfleet Solutions, one of North America’s leading telematics solutions providers, is supporting its customers in managing electric vehicles based on data. By adding new EV features to their Software-as-a-Service solution WEBFLEET, fleet managers get remote insights into their electric or hybrid vehicles. The EV management tools are part of the new release of WEBFLEET version 3.10 and are available for over 50,000 Webfleet Solutions customers across 60 countries from now on.
“With the electric vehicle management tools, we are helping our customers to adapt to EV operations and maximising their cost-saving potential” says Matthew Gunzenhaeuser, Sales Director USA & Canada for Webfleet Solutions.
With the EV features in WEBFLEET, fleet managers can:
Get insights into the battery levels of their electric vehicles
See the remaining driving range
Get information on real-time charging status
See the remaining charging time of their EV at all times
A fleet manager can use the remaining driving distance, for example, when planning a sequence of orders or choosing a vehicle for a job. “By knowing exactly how much charge a vehicle has and how far it needs to travel, fleet managers can avoid higher charging costs during peak time or waiting in line for charging” explains Gunzenhaeuser.
“Adding EV features in our fleet management software is only a first step”, Gunzenhaeuser emphasizes. “In the course of this year we will – with the feedback of our strong global customer base – further develop our EV management tools. Our goal is to use our vast experience and proven expertise in telematics to help fleets get the most benefit out of the needed transformation”.
The electric vehicle tools are part of the newest WEBFLEET release and are available to all customers worldwide. In addition, the new version also offers enhanced features to help fleet managers in their day-to-day business, including a new road type usage report. The report gives insights into how a selected vehicle was used with the distance driven per road type and can help to decide for the best tyre types for respective vehicles.
More information on how telematics can help maximising the benefits of EV’s in commercial fleets can be found in an eBook that is now available to download from the Webfleet Solutions website.
