Favourable taxation, increased performance, better for the environment: electric driving has everything going for it. So now is the time to electrify your fleet. Read our white paper to learn why this is the case and how you go about doing it.
The first electric cars on the market only had limited autonomy. The fear of the car dying halfway to the destination scared a lot of drivers. We’ll go over why that is now a thing of the past for you.
Are you going on holiday abroad using your electric car? Then you probably want to keep driving, without having to charge it back up every other kilometre. But how do you optimise the range of an electric car? Does hypermiling, aka driving economically at a constant, lower speed, really work? Or does driving at the maximum speed limit work just as well? We can calculate this on paper, but we decided to take the test ourselves.
The Renault ZOE is no longer unknown: this all-electric city car was first launched on the market in 2013. The new generation, with a greatly increased driving range, was released at the end of 2019. Time for a recap! Kate Sterck of Athlon International tested it out and was pleasantly surprised.
