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EPISODE · Sep 23, 2021 · 13 MIN

Global Fleet: Fleet Electrification in the UK

from Automotive Fleet · host Automotive Fleet

In this episode of Global Fleet Management Voices, Automotive Fleet Executive Editor, Mike Antich, speaks with European Fleet Editor for Automotive Fleet, Ralph Morton, about the goals and progress of fleet electrification in the UK.    Topics include:  Why there’s a rapid acceleration towards fleet electrification in the UK.  What the current infrastructure looks like and its short-term goals.   The impact of EVs on Maintenance and Operating Costs.   🎟️ Register for the Global Fleet Conference! 📰 Sign up for the Automotive Fleet newsletter. 🚗 Visit Automotive Fleet for more fleet industry content. Follow and connect with Automotive Fleet on social media!  Follow Automotive Fleet on Twitter.   Like Automotive Fleet on Facebook. Connect with Automotive Fleet on LinkedIn.  📽️ Prefer to watch? Subscribe to the Automotive Fleet YouTube channel!  ⏱ Timestamps ⏱ 0:00 Introduction 0:33 What’s Driving Fleet Electrification in the UK? 3:44 The Current UK EV Charging Infrastructure & Goals 6:09 Is the Infrastructure Growth Parallel to New EV Acquisitions? 6:54 The Impact of EV on Maintenance & Operating Costs 9:50 What EV Remarketing Will Look Like in the UK

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