- Element Fleet Management (EFN) is partnering with green energy transformation company Qmerit
- Element is the largest pure-play automotive fleet manager in the world
- Qmerit will provide Element clients with seamless end-to-end installations and support of EV chargers at individual and multi-family residences
- The partnership allows Element clients to outsource the challenge of installing home-based EV chargers wherever their drivers live
- Element Fleet Management is down 0.14 per cent, trading at $14.12 at 11:27 am ET
Element Fleet Management (EFN) is partnering with green energy transformation company Qmerit.
Element is the largest pure-play automotive fleet manager in the world.
California-based Qmerit assists electric vehicle owners in finding certified home EV charging station installers in their area.
Through its Charging@Home solution, Qmerit will provide Element clients with seamless end-to-end installations and support of EV chargers at individual and multi-family residences.
The partnership simplifies fleet electrification by allowing Element clients to outsource the challenge of installing home-based EV chargers wherever their drivers live.
“At Element, we specialize in making the complex simple for our clients in everything we do. With the transition to EVs, this means helping clients navigate considerations such as total cost of ownership trends, tax subsidies, and charging infrastructure for clients’ drivers and electric fleet vehicles. Qmerit is a trusted leader at the forefront of at-home EV charger installation, which is a critical component of EV fleet operations for many of our clients. This partnership allows Element to offer our clients a safe, turnkey solution to address the challenge of at-home EV charging options for drivers, as clients transition their fleets to EVs and seek to maintain high levels of driver satisfaction,” said Element Executive Vice President of Strategic Relationships Chris Gittens.
Element Fleet Management provides a full range of fleet services and solutions to a growing base of loyal, world-class clients.
Element Fleet Management is down 0.14 per cent, trading at $14.12 at 11:27 am ET.