Decarbonising a fleet is about much more than choosing electric vehicles. It means understanding where change is viable, what infrastructure is needed, how it should be funded and how performance will be managed over time.
Our dedicated in-house decarbonisation team can manage the whole journey, from assessing your fleet and sites and building your transition strategy, through vehicle and charging infrastructure delivery, to ongoing infrastructure management, charging insight and reporting.
We start with how your operation works today, then build a practical transition plan around your vehicles, duty cycles, sites, energy requirements and business goals, helping you make progress towards net zero without compromising fleet performance.
And because our expertise extends across cars, vans, HGVs, plant and specialist assets, we can help you find the right route and pace of transition for every part of your fleet.
Our in-house decarbonisation experts will work with you to deliver an effective transition to zero-carbon mobility. We’ll design and validate a tailored plan built around asset types, duty cycles, total cost and operational risk.
By bringing vehicles, equipment, charging infrastructure and ongoing management together in a single solution, we help you decarbonise in the right way and at the right time for your business and the customers you serve.
Tell us about your vehicles, operation and decarbonisation goals and we’ll help you explore vehicle suitability, charging requirements and a practical route forward.
Company cars can offer one of the clearest opportunities to electrify, particularly where vehicle choice, mileage and charging requirements align.
We help you understand vehicle suitability, whole-life cost and charging needs so you can make informed replacement decisions rather than simply changing powertrain.
We provide simple-to-use online tools that help drivers choose and manage their electric vehicle, supported by charging and payment solutions designed around where and how they drive.
Range is only part of the decision.
Payload, routes, driver behaviour, charging windows, depot infrastructure and vehicle downtime all affect whether an electric van will work in practice.
We use real-world fleet data to identify which vans and routes are ready to transition, where further planning is required and what charging infrastructure is needed to keep vehicles available and productive.
HGVs, plant and specialist assets bring different challenges around vehicle availability, payload, energy demand, infrastructure, duty cycles and uptime.
We assess the operational requirements first, identify where electrification is viable and help you understand what needs to change and the strategy to deliver it.
And where electric technology isn’t yet the right answer, we’ll help you explore the most practical route forward.
We assess the practical, financial and operational implications for each asset type, duty cycle and depot.
Our in-house decarbonisation team bring together the expertise needed to move from ambition to implementation, across vehicles, charging, infrastructure, funding, drivers and ongoing fleet management.
So your electrification strategy doesn’t stop at a roadmap. It becomes part of how your fleet works.
Support can include vehicle suitability analysis, transition planning, funding, vehicle supply, charging infrastructure, driver services and ongoing fleet management.
A bespoke fleet electrification plan, designed and managed by our in-house experts.
Supply, funding and management of any size and specification EV.
Charging infrastructure and solutions for the workplace, depot, home, and roadside.
Online tools and resources to support new and existing EV drivers.
With a diverse fleet of more than 3,000 vehicles and assets, Amey’s route to decarbonisation needed to work across very different operational requirements.
We're helping bring that transition together, from fleet and infrastructure planning to vehicle electrification and the delivery of charging across Amey’s estate.
By managing the journey as one connected programme, we’re helping Amey scale electrification while protecting the uptime and operational resilience its essential services depend on.
Workplace, depot, home and on-route charging all create different operational requirements. We help design and manage charging around vehicle utilisation, available power and how your fleet needs to operate.
Assessment, strategy and planning
Fixed and mobile workplace and depot charging
Home and roaming charging solutions
Charge point management and maintenance
Load management and optimisation
Actionable usage, cost and carbon insights
Fleet electrification is the process of replacing suitable petrol or diesel vehicles with electric vehicles and introducing the charging infrastructure, energy management and operational support needed to run them effectively. It does not necessarily mean replacing every vehicle at once; many businesses take a phased approach based on vehicle suitability and operational priorities.
Vehicle suitability should be assessed using factors such as daily mileage, routes, payload, duty cycles, vehicle downtime, charging opportunities and whole-life cost. For depot-based vehicles, available electrical capacity and charging windows also need to be considered. Novuna Vehicle Solutions uses fleet data and operational insight to identify which vehicles can transition now and which may require further planning.
Yes. Novuna Vehicle Solutions provides electrification support across company cars, vans, HGVs and specialist fleet assets. However, the availability and suitability of electric vehicles vary by asset type and application. Heavier or highly specialised vehicles may require a phased transition, operational changes or alternative technologies.
Yes. A phased approach allows a business to begin with the vehicles and routes that are best suited to electrification while planning for more complex assets. This can also provide time to introduce charging infrastructure, understand real-world vehicle performance and prepare drivers and internal teams for the transition.
Yes. Novuna Vehcile Solutions can provide a more comprehensive outsourced fleet management solution for businesses that want external support across multiple fleet activities.
The exact scope will be agreed around your vehicles, drivers, internal resources and operational priorities.
Novuna Vehicle Solutions can support the assessment, design and management of charging solutions for workplaces, depots, drivers’ homes and on-road use. Depending on the agreed solution, this can include fixed or mobile charging, charge point management, maintenance, load optimisation and reporting on usage, cost and carbon.
Depending on the fleet and charging solution, drivers may be able to charge at home, at a workplace or depot, or through public and roaming charging networks. The right combination will depend on vehicle usage, driver circumstances, operating locations and the amount of time available for charging.
The timescale depends on the number and type of vehicles, site capacity, charging requirements, vehicle availability and the complexity of the operation. A smaller car fleet may be able to transition relatively quickly, while depot charging installations or specialist vehicle fleets may require a longer, phased programme.
Costs vary according to the vehicles required, charging infrastructure, site works, energy use and ongoing support. The assessment should consider whole-life cost rather than vehicle price or monthly rental alone, including fuel or energy, maintenance, taxation, downtime and infrastructure costs.
Driver support can include vehicle selection tools, charging guidance, payment solutions, online resources and help with managing the vehicle in life. The precise services available will depend on the fleet solution selected and where drivers are expected to charge.
