Embarking on the electrification journey for your fleet involves careful consideration of various factors, and high on the list is the purchase cost of electric vehicles (EVs). In this article, we’ll delve into the intricacies of EV pricing, exploring the initial investment, total cost of ownership, and the myriad benefits that come with embracing a sustainable fleet in Australia. The upfront purchase cost of EVs is a crucial factor for businesses. Investing in electric vehicles (EVs) goes beyond just adopting a new technology; it represents a strategic commitment to long-term sustainability a ..read more

The push for sustainability and environmental consciousness has driven many businesses to consider transitioning their fleets from traditional combustion engine vehicles to electric vehicles (EVs). While the benefits of EVs, such as reduced carbon emissions and lower operational costs, are well-documented, the high upfront costs and an unclear business case pose significant challenges for fleet managers.  High Upfront Costs One of the primary barriers to the widespread adoption of electric vehicles in fleet management is the substantial upfront cost. Electric vehicles typically come with ..read more

In Australia’s dynamic transition to electric fleets, a pivotal concern arises the driving range of electric vehicles (EVs). As businesses gear up for a sustainable shift, understanding the nuances of EV driving range becomes vital for both them and our entire supply chain. To effectively embrace EVs in your fleet, grasping the concept of driving range is crucial. Unlike traditional vehicles, EVs rely on battery power, and the driving range indicates the distance a vehicle can cover on a single charge. Knowledge is power, and in this case, it empowers businesses to plan smarter and drive farth ..read more

Embarking on an electric vehicle (EV) journey from Melbourne to Sydney and back unveiled the challenges and triumphs within Australia’s evolving EV landscape. While there is abundant data online to comprehend this journey, I prefer experiencing things firsthand. This adventure provided insights into the current state of charging infrastructure and EV capabilities, raising questions about the industry’s readiness for the impending surge in EV adoption. In Australia, EV sales have reached 8% of total car sales, a significant number set to rise swiftly. Today in Australia, we stand at a tipping p ..read more

How NSW Owner-Corporations Can Benefit from the EV-Ready Buildings Grant. The NSW Government has recognised the need to invest in the future of electric vehicles (EVs). As part of their commitment to sustainability and innovation, they offer a generous grant to retrofit existing apartment buildings, making them EV-ready. The application comes in 2 stages: Stage 1 – Feasibility Assessment: The grant will subsidize this assessment, with the applicant’s cost set at $2,000 ex-GST, while the NSW Government covers the rest of the fee. Stage 2 – Infrastructure Upgrades The grant co-funds 80% of eligi ..read more

In this blog post, we will discuss a critical yet often overlooked aspect of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure – hardware maintenance. As we all know, EV charging infrastructure plays a vital role in enabling the widespread adoption of electric vehicles. However, regular hardware maintenance is imperative to ensure seamless operation and prevent costly malfunctions or replacements. In this article, we will explore the importance of maintenance and provide practical recommendations for maintaining different types of charging stations. The Significance of Maintenance: EV chargin ..read more

In this blog post, we delve deeper into fleet charging, addressing fundamental inquiries and presenting viable solutions that have emerged in the market. We aim to guide fleet operators and decision-makers towards informed choices and successful implementations by providing answers to commonly asked questions. One of the most frequently asked questions is: How many EV chargers do we need? The answer largely depends on the distance your fleet covers or the duration of vehicle idling. Generally, if your vehicles travel less than 100 kilometers per week, you may consider a 7.4kW (51km per chargin ..read more

Do you want to start or expand your electric vehicle (EV) fleet? And you are concerned about the cost of setting up your in-house charging stations for your business? We have great news! Beyond EV has partnered with Australia’s leading asset financiers to help you install charging stations without worrying about the upfront cost. Keep the cash in your business while saving big on refuelling and increasing the overall efficiency of your fleet. Start or Upscale in-house EV charging stations all without worrying about upfront costs! Why: Fleets around the world are switching to EVs due to their l ..read more

The transport industry is undergoing a monumental transformation, transitioning not only from internal combustion engines (ICE) to electric vehicles (EVs), but also advancing into the realm of intelligent vehicles. Electric vehicles are distinct from traditional ICE vehicles, necessitating a unique approach to meet their requirements. In a world racing towards a more sustainable future, the transportation sector holds a pivotal role in shaping a cleaner society. EVs have emerged as the preferred choice for conscientious fleet operators committed to environmental well-being. Yet, the shift towa ..read more

Fleets are crucial players in Australia’s push towards electrification and achieving net zero emissions. Fleet vehicles cover more km on average than household cars, making their transition to electric vehicles (EVs) a significant opportunity for carbon reduction and approximately 45% of all new cars purchased in Australia are owned by governments, businesses, or rental companies, underscoring the importance of prioritising fleet electrification efforts. The Case for Fleet Electrification: Given their substantial share of new vehicle purchases, fleet electrification holds immense potentia ..read more