Connected vehicle technology will become the “successor product” to telematics for fleets over the next few years as it becomes more commercially viable, Epyx reckons.
Natalie Middleton
Natalie has worked as a fleet journalist for over 20 years, previously as assistant editor on the former Company Car magazine before joining Fleet World in 2006. Prior to this, she worked on a range of B2B titles, including Insurance Age and Insurance Day. Natalie edits all the Fleet World websites and newsletters, and loves to hear about any latest industry news.
- Posts: 7268
- Comments: 0
- Since:
-
-
Accident management specialist Sopp+Sopp is to deliver same- and one-day mobile repairs for its fleet and commercial clients under a new partnership with Rapid Repair Network.
-
Drivetech has invested in its digital future with new branding, set to be displayed at next week’s Great British Fleet Event.
-
Stricter mobile phone laws are welcome, but with infotainment the problem of distraction isn’t going away, says RED Driver Risk Management’s commercial manager Greg Ford.
-
Local authorities attending next week’s Great British Fleet Event will be able to access a wealth of advice on EV charging infrastructure and reveals of new technologies.
-
Businesses looking to electrify their depot-based vehicle fleets have now been given a major helping hand with a new tool from UK Power Networks.
-
Nissan has revealed its new six-part electrified line-up arriving this summer as it commits to ending investment in new pure internal combustion engines for passenger vehicles.
-
DHL Express is rolling out a further 270 new electric vans, which will join its last-mile fleet.
-
Fleets attending next week’s Great British Fleet Event will be able to find out more about new HyperCharging technology – said to be the fastest and most powerful in the world.
-
Next week’s Great British Fleet Event is to play host to a large number of reveals, including vehicles and services, ensuring an informative day out for attendees.