Last Updated: 31st October 2024
From the outside, you probably wouldn’t be able to tell if the vehicle is electric or ICE, but there are some key things to look out. EVs have an extra flap - usually at the front of the vehicle or on the grill - for the electric charge input and EV's have no exhaust pipe at the rear emitting CO2 emissions.
When considering which commercial vehicle is right for your business, you have to think about the mileage you will be driving per day and the weight you need to carry. Generally, the bigger the battery the further you can travel but the less you can actually carry. If you need help with that, give our team a call at 0800 980 9966.
Driving an electric vehicle is the same as driving any other automatic vehicle. You just put your foot on the brake, down into drive, and off you go. They’re smoother, quieter, and more relaxing to drive rather than an ICE vehicle.
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Are you looking to transition your fleet to EV but don't know where to start, or need some guidance throughout the process? Our EV Consultancy service can support you at every step, from a free consultation offering advice on all things EV, to analysing your current fleet usage, site surveys and even tailor-made training for you and your team to help your business transition to EV seamlessly.