A recent analysis conducted by Geotab reveals that electric vehicle (EV) battery degradation in the trucking industry remains modest, alleviating some concerns about long-term battery performance. The study, published in Fleet Equipment Magazine, highlights that despite the high demands placed on EV fleets, battery deterioration is slower than many had anticipated. This insight is derived from a comprehensive evaluation of various data points across a broad fleet of electric trucks. Geotab’s findings suggest that advancements in battery technology and effective management strategies are contributing to this trend, ensuring that the transition to electric trucking is both sustainable and cost-effective. Trucking companies are encouraged to consider these findings when planning fleet upgrades, as the long-term viability of EVs appears promising. As fleet operators continue to seek efficiency and environmental benefits, Geotab’s data provides compelling evidence supporting the adoption of EV technology.
Fleet Equipment MagazineNew data shows the significant income gap South Australian buyers face to own a home
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New data reveals the growing income gap that South Australian (SA) homebuyers must overcome to enter the housing market. As property prices rise steadily, many