More than 70% of the world’s leading corporate fleets did not add any new petrol or diesel vehicles last year, highlighting the quickening pace of electric vehicle adoption.
Fleets at the forefront of the EV transition have shared their experiences as part of the relaunch of Climate Group’s EV100 network of 120+ companies
Corporate giants including AstraZeneca, Aviva, Barclays, Capgemini, Costain, Deloitte and Mitie are forging ahead with ambitious plans to operate zero-emission fleets by 2030.
Leading businesses across the globe have increased their EV fleets by 57% in the last year, switching hundreds of thousands more cars and vans to
Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca has committed to switching its global 16,000-strong vehicle fleet to electric by 2030.
The Climate Group has published a new report showing the progress made by multinationals making the switch to EVs under the first year of its
French utility EDF Group has become the latest multinational to join the EV100 initiative as it commits to switching to its entire car fleet to
Askul Corporation becomes first company to simultaneously join The Climate Group’s global electric campaigns: making the switch to 100% renewable power and transport by 2030.
Global firms including LeasePlan, Ikea and Deutsche Post DHL Group have pledged to migrate their fleets and infrastructure over to electric vehicles by 2030 under