More and more businesses nowadays are leaning more towards electric vehicles, and finding new ways to incorporate this form of technology into their businesses. Over time it may become more financially viable for your business to turn towards electric vehicles as opposed to traditional vehicles, and Capital Lease Group is not a stranger to this concept. Not only are we capable of leasing out fleet trucks and fleet work trucks to clients in Brockton, MA, and across the country, but we’re also interested in this new form of transportation technology. Discover a few key steps to take if you’re looking to take your fleet truck or fleet work truck electric!
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Pay Attention To Your EV Economics
Whenever you’re thinking about making a change with your fleet truck or fleet work trucks, it’s important to consider the overall cost and economics of the situation. For over 50 years, Capital Lease Group has specialized in leasing single vehicles or full fleets for clients, and we understand considering every single detail. If you’re thinking about going electric, be sure to consider everything from the battery cost to battery depreciation, the miles driven on each vehicle, your charging strategy, and maintenance.
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Match Your EV Strategy & Economics To Rollout Plans
Once you have a solid idea of how you’d like to better incorporate elective vehicles into your business model — or transition completely — you need to consider the rollout plan from the OEM (original equipment manufacturer). Depending on what their plan is as far as sourced parts for electric fleet trucks or fleet work trucks, it could potentially cause the overall cost to be overwhelming and not viable for your business. Determine if now is the right time to go full-electric, or if it’s more cost-effective to wait.
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Seriously Consider Your EV Charging Situations
A key aspect of keeping and maintaining electric fleet trucks and fleet work trucks is that they need to sit and charge for a certain period of time. What is critical to consider is to select a charging infrastructure and software that works for your business’ needs; this charging will likely need to occur overnight which means you’ll need private charging stations for your vehicles. Capital Lease Group recommends ensuring your assets receive the necessary charging they need in order to remain operable.
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Educate Your Workforce & Implement Proper Training
If your business is going full-on electric, it’s important to ensure your staff has the expertise, knowledge, and training needed in order to maintain them and maintenance efficiency. This may require your company to bring in new talent or to change the way daily operations go on. Capital Lease Group recommends taking a hard look at your strategies and doing research on what possible incentives are available on a commercial level.
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No matter whether you need leasing for fleet trucks and fleet work trucks, Capital Lease Group can help! With Chrysler, Ford, GM, and imported vehicles in our arsenal, we have everything you need to be successful. Start leasing with us today and learn more about the future of vehicles on our blog!
