Electric Fleet Vehicles

Electric vehicles for your business.

Boost your efficiency with sustainable electric fleet vehicles.

Incorporating electric vehicles (EVs) into your company’s fleet can significantly contribute to a more sustainable future.

Projections indicate that over the next two decades, businesses like yours across the United States will adopt almost 15 million EVs. It’s a movement that leads to a greener tomorrow.

Electric Fleet Benefits

EVs are an excellent opportunity for your business to reduce long-term operating expenses while contributing to sustainability.

Lower maintenance costs. EVs offer reduced maintenance expenses compared to traditional fuel-powered vehicles due to fewer moving parts and advanced motors. They also eliminate the need for frequent oil changes.	Extended brake pad life. Regenerative braking technology in EVs converts kinetic energy into stored power, leading to longer-lasting brake pads.
Budget predictability. Fleet operators can enjoy greater budget predictability thanks to stable electricity prices, allowing for confident, secure financial planning.	Long-lasting reliability. Ongoing advancements in battery technology ensure reliability, with warranties typically covering batteries for up to 8 years or 100,000 miles.

A Better Driving Experience

EVs provide ample power at the same time as a smoother, quieter and less fatiguing drive. They eliminate noisy idling, and many are equipped with safety systems to protect pedestrians and bicyclists.

Matching Safety Standard
Electric vehicles undergo rigorous safety testing to meet the standards set by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), which encompass both traditional and EV safety regulations. Adhering to the same stringent standards as traditional vehicles ensures that EVs are safe and reliable.

Meet Sustainability Goals
Transitioning your fleet to EVs can significantly reduce carbon dioxide and other harmful emissions, aiding your company in achieving or surpassing its sustainability objectives.

In Nebraska, transportation contributes to nearly 30% of greenhouse gas emissions, with gasoline-powered vehicles emitting approximately double the amount of CO2 of electric vehicles.

Public Image and Perception
More consumers are prioritizing brands that align with their values and address their concerns, particularly regarding climate change. Not only that, but they also prefer spending money in locations that commit to addressing these issues.

Additional Resources

Not Sure Where to Start
If you’re not sure where to start, have questions or need more information - contact us. It’s important to engage your utility as early as possible in the process even if you’re still only considering fleet electrification or installing charging equipment. Please contact you Account Manager or Senior Account Manager. If you'd like additional information, please complete this form.

EV Charging Equipment
Looking for Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE)? We’ve partnered with the Electric Power Research Institute and utilities around the nation to develop a list of EVSE equipment that meets various functional, technical and safety requirements. Check out this regularly updated resource list.

Incentives for Electrifying Your Fleet
Not only do electric vehicles offer operational cost savings, but they’re a perfect opportunity to earn substantial rebates and incentives.

Financial incentives. Businesses and tax-exempt organizations investing in qualified commercial clean vehicles may qualify for clean vehicle tax credits.

Charging infrastructure. Tax credits could also be available for businesses installing qualifying charging infrastructure.

These incentives and rebates for electric cars and trucks or other vehicles underscore the financial benefits of adopting EVs for commercial fleets.