A major partner of Standard Fleet operating nearly 5,000 Tesla vehicles in Europe, MisterGreen is a truly innovative EV-leasing company. Since their inception in 2008, they’ve followed the technologies and sustainability provided by electric vehicles, and are leading experts. As legislation in the EU rapidly adapts to self-driving technology, MisterGreen shares their thoughts about recent developments within the UNECE and the GRVA.

One of the most significant challenges for EV fleet managers has been handling the logistics of EV charging expenses. Zevo and Standard Fleet have jointly introduced an innovative solution—Supercharging Invoice automation.

As the owner or operator of multiple Tesla vehicles, managing Supercharge expenses for rental reimbursements or work trip expense reports can become a time-consuming task. That's why we're excited to offer a new feature on the Standard Fleet Dashboard that makes it easier than ever to track and export supercharger costs by date and time.

When thinking about optimizing the functionality of your electric vehicle fleet, one of the most important things to consider is charging your EV’s battery. At Standard Fleet, we believe in making your EV fleet management as stress-free and user-friendly as possible, so we’ve compiled a list of our top tips for making EV fleet charging efficient. 

When managing an electric vehicle fleet — or purchasing an electric vehicle for personal use — it is important to ensure you are keeping the vehicle’s maintenance up to date. While this may not include your typical oil change and fuel filter replacement, EVs still have best practices to follow to ensure the long-term use of your vehicle. Being aware of recommended charging habits for your EV can help you maintain the battery’s health and usability. 

At Standard Fleet, we also understand that the EV industry is ever-changing day by day, which is why our goal is to create a unified management experience for all EVs and integrate directly with each manufacturer. Our focus on the future of transportation and legacy of building software for EV’s allows us to create a product that is more cohesive and powerful than traditional fleet management software. These deep integrations allow us to layer additional functionality, and improve security for your connected fleet.

It’s important to monitor where they are being driven, especially if you’re renting the vehicles out to other drivers.Cars can often be difficult to retrieve, should a renter of the vehicle take it outside state lines without the owner realizing. Being able to set up geofence boundaries and be notified when the car is leaving a certain area is a great and immediate indicator to fleet operators that your car may be in danger, and to take necessary actions to ensure the safety of the vehicle. 

Whether you’re new to electric vehicles or you’ve driven one before, feeling comfortable behind the wheel of an EV is inherently important. It’s no secret that EVs and internal combustion engine vehicles are manufactured differently, but even the hardware and software of EVs differ from each other as well. So, before you launch your EV fleet and its drivers, be sure they feel confident behind the wheel with these tips!

At Standard Fleet, we understand that your electric vehicles are the most crucial aspect of your business. Therefore, it’s important to maintain the longevity of your vehicles by reducing wear and tear. This will not only allow your EVs to last longer, but will also help optimize the EV fleet management experience for all parties involved. Here are some tips we recommend to get the most out of your EV fleet.

In 2020, UPS announced its commitment to purchase up to 10,000 electric delivery vehicles from Arrival. One year later, FedEx received its first shipment of all-electric, zero tailpipe emissions delivery vehicles from General Motors’ BrightDrop. Just a few months after that in 2022, Amazon announced the implementation of its own fleet of electric delivery vehicles from Rivian. While these electric delivery fleets may seem like they have very little impact on individuals’ personal lives, quite the opposite is actually true. 

As countries around the world push for greener alternatives to numerous climate-damaging issues, more and more individuals are switching to electric vehicles. There are many benefits of driving an electric car, ranging from lower running costs and free parking to reduced noise pollution and contributing to a cleaner environment. Because of this, many businesses operating corporate, rental, and delivery fleets have considered changing their fleets to electric vehicles as well. As these conversations progress, it is clear there is a need for simplifying the management process of these EV fleets.