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The city's law enforcement fleets have 625 plug-in electric models and at least 446 more on order. By spring 2024, the city will have over 1,000 plug-in vehicles operating within its law enforcement agencies.
Read More →The Electric Vehicle Suitability Assessment (EVSA) tool is now available to federal agencies and the U.S. General Services Administration.
Read More →The shelving system is designed to change upfitting for commercial vans by offering a sustainable solution to support the adoption of EV fleets and reduce fuel consumption in gas powered vehicles.
Read More →Training emphasis will be placed on safe and effective automotive shop operations, automotive electrical principles, and operation and service of electric vehicles.
Read More →A municipal ride and drive is nothing new, but the importance of allowing city leaders and those within the fleet to test drive new vehicles, especially EVs, goes beyond just a fun spin in a shiny vehicle.
Read More →The city will reach a significant milestone in the first year of the program by procuring 182 EVs that will make up approximately 25% of the non-emergency light duty fleet.
Read More →With mandates on the horizon that could phase out gas vehicles in government fleets, OEMs are working toward aggressive goals in the EV arena.
Read More →The Boulder Fire-Rescue has purchased a Rosenbauer RTX fire engine, which has an all-electric drivetrain and pump with a diesel energy backup system.
Read More →At the new Police Fleet Conference (PFC), hear how you can best begin the process of adopting EVs into your law enforcement fleet.
Read More →Utilizing grants and residents’ feedback, Jersey City has added 37 electric vehicles to the City’s municipal fleet and built 27 charging stations at key locations citywide.
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