Knowledge Center

We explore why overnight charging is the best option for electric trucks and look at some of the best practices for electric fleet charging.

Looking for a comprehensive guide to electric vehicle smart charging for charging point operators? You’ve come to the right place!

An overview on the CV phase of batteries and why it matters for electric vehicle charging, operators, and fleet managers.

In the last article, we explored the difference between AC and DC charging. We concluded that a small number of fleet operators would...

Most charging stations you see are AC and DC chargers. Which charging station should be used for fleet vehicles?

Cloud software and AI is helping fleets with electric vehicles to operate efficiently and reliable.

Third-party logistics companies (3PL) benefit from electric vehicles. We show why middle-mile transportation will adopt electric vehicles.

This article will outline a best-practice approach for electric fleet charging for buses and shows a case study with 100 electric busses.

The massive growth of foreign trading and globalization has created a rapid expansion of the logistics market in recent years. It is now...

Let’s face facts. Internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles are going out of fashion. The reason? Automobiles are responsible for huge...

EV fleet managers had to rely on software systems, which don’t communicate with each other. APIs connect these to optimize fleet operation.

There are three major challenges facing fleet operation managers. Reducing costs Increasing productivity Implementing green-fleet...

With this rapid growth of fleet EVs on the horizon, we share 3 useful tricks you can use to plan for the electrification of your fleet.

We’ve narrowed them down to, what we consider to be, the top three most important use-cases for Smart Charging in 2020.

We’re going to take a quick look over some of the highlights of 2019 for the EV industry. We also picked out 3 of the biggest announcements.

Electrify your fleet: 3 success factors for fleet operators. Most significant portion of total U.S. greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions (28 %).