Transitioning to electric requires too much capital! This is a common complaint we hear from fleet owners. With logistics companies replacing 5-6% of their fleet with EVs annually, traditional ownership requires large capital investment in hardware. Charging as a Service (CaaS) transforms this from massive capital expense into predictable monthly service, letting you focus on deliveries while experts handle charging complexity.

Installing EV chargers is just the beginning. In this post, we explore what it really means to “sweat your EV assets” — making the most of your existing infrastructure before investing in more. With real-world data and a client-first approach, we show how smarter utilisation can unlock real savings and improve fleet performance.