Chevrolet Reveals Range for 2024 Silverado EV
The Silverado EV’s range is expected to top the range of other electric pickup models, including the Ford F-150 Lighting, Rivian R1T, and Lordstown Motors Endurance.
The Silverado EV’s range is expected to top the range of other electric pickup models, including the Ford F-150 Lighting, Rivian R1T, and Lordstown Motors Endurance.
Fleet Forward: The Tour announces the agenda for its Chicago stop on June 8. The event offers attendees an opportunity to take in educational sessions, experience new technologies behind the wheel, and network with their local fleet community.
Verizon Connect Q&A: These key points can advise fleet managers on smoothing out the technical and operational steps toward fleet electrification.
Production is underway after Ford slowed down the launch to increase on-road and in-plant quality testing.
Three messages for your employees and three ways to invest in them can yield the priceless gift of engagement and growing satisfaction.
If you’d like to submit a seminar topic or speaker proposal, abstracts are due by June 6.
Three experts weigh in on the vital elements — buy-in, consistency, proactivity, and training — that ensure a fleet safety program is successful.
Harsh braking, speeding, and tailgating are all dangerous driving behaviors that lead to collisions. An expert shares solutions on how to curtail bad habits and keep your fleet drivers safe.
Schindler Elevator Corporation’s ongoing process of electrifying its fleet takes into account the importance of fitting EVs in their duty cycles and managing the key considerations in upfitting the vehicles.
Starting in 2026, newly developed midsize and large vans from Mercedes-Benz will be built on the automaker’s VAN.EA architecture, a new electric-only platform that differentiates between private luxury vans and premium commercial vans.
Minimizing costs and maximizing uptime is every fleet manager's goal. An effective way to achieve this is preventive maintenance and proactive driver training.
Regular and consistent safety training is essential for all fleet drivers, but not every driver responds the same way to specific training methods. An expert explores the strengths and weaknesses of classroom training versus online training as well as the value of blended learning.
Increased flexibility and advanced planning are critical for fleets to manage the increasingly complicated landscape of upfitting work vehicles.
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