Your Path to Net Zero Transportation

Clean transportation has seen robust growth in response to rapidly improving technologies, declining costs, government subsidies and policy mandates. Since 2015, costs of electric vehicles (EVs) have declined by a third while range has increased by 40%. The shift to green fleets is underway across all vehicle classes.

While the economics of zero-emission vehicles continue to improve, implementing this transition remains complex. Technology is evolving rapidly, charging infrastructure remains sparse, and standard routes and operations need to evolve. For organizations to successfully transition their fleets, they will need to look at scenarios that visualize the impact of evolving trends in the automotive, energy, infrastructure and battery materials market over the coming decades.

Navigating the Roadblocks to E-mobility

Global leaders recognize e-mobility as a key lever to meet sustainability goals. The surge in EV sales stems from a combination of policy support, improvements in battery technology and cost and more access to charging infrastructure. Organizations can seize government funds and adopt pragmatic technologies at scale to evade risks and rising costs. However, strategic adoption calls for broad, extensive industry knowledge to maximize return and future-proof assets in a complex mobility ecosystem.

Faced with financial constraints, leaders must assess e-mobility solutions that deliver a high return on investment. But the upfront cost to replace transportation fleets and update systems and infrastructure is significant. To recoup the upfront investment and minimize the total cost of ownership (TCO), organizations must optimize electricity grid management, scheduling, operation, and maintenance requiring robust technology and planning.

While significant, cost is not the only barrier to fleet electrification. In our experience, fleet operators face three predominant challenges:

1. Few internal resources to manage the fleet transformation across multiple sites and geographies.
2. Lack of tools and expertise in a rapidly evolving technology and a fragmented vendor landscape.
3. Lack of awareness and experience obstructs efficient green fleet transformation, operation and maintenance.

Don’t Short-circuit Your Electric Vehicle Transition

Fleet electrification can save hundreds of thousands of dollars in fuel as well as maintenance costs when done right. As your trusted partner, we’ll design the optimal EV roadmap to reduce costs, build resilience, and deliver long-term value across your entire sustainability portfolio. Our proven expertise in electric mobility, alternative fuels, transport infrastructures, intelligent transportation services and upstream design and planning garners global insights and local engagement strategies to deliver lasting impact.