The Reality of "Sticker Shock" When you look at the price of a new electric van in 2026, it is easy to get nervous. A gas-powered Ford Transit might cost around $47,000. Meanwhile, an electric version or a specialized BrightDrop Zevo can start much higher. ... Read More »

Hands on the Wheel in Indy The streets of Indianapolis were very busy this month during the Work Truck Week 2026 Ride & Drive event. Fleet managers had a rare chance to test 16 different vehicles in real-world conditions. While diesel trucks were present, the ... Read More »

Most truck breakdowns happen when you least expect them. In fact, new data from HVI on Why Preventive Maintenance Fails shows that 82% of truck breakdowns happen between your normal check-ups. This means your regular oil changes aren't enough to stop most problems. To keep ... Read More »

The 2026 work truck season is off to a very busy start. Major suppliers are moving fast to help fleets save money and work smarter. For both new and seasoned fleet managers, keeping up with these changes is vital for a good return on investment. ... Read More »

The Reality of Route Readiness Every fleet manager wants to be seen as a forward thinker. However, buying an electric vehicle (EV) for the wrong route is a very expensive way to look smart. In 2026, the hype around electrification has met the reality of ... Read More »

The Electric Revolution: Unpacking EV Van TCO for Fleets The electric vehicle (EV) market for work trucks is booming. New Class 1-4 electric vans are rolling out, and every fleet manager, new or experienced, is asking the same question: Are these really cheaper to own? ... Read More »

The shift to electric work trucks—the Class 1 through Class 6 vans and delivery vehicles—can cause instant sticker shock. Comparing the purchase price of an electric van to its diesel counterpart often reveals a significant gap. However, savvy fleet managers know that the initial price ... Read More »

Transitioning to electric work trucks, from Class 1 cargo vans to Class 6 box trucks, presents exciting opportunities for cost savings and environmental benefits. However, a common concern for new fleet managers is maximizing the usable range of these Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs). Nobody wants ... Read More »

Electric Trucks are Coming to Work Fleets Electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer just for passenger cars. New electric trucks and vans are perfect for light and medium-duty work. Therefore, many small and mid-size fleet managers are thinking about making the switch. Going electric can ... Read More »

Many small and mid-size fleet managers are thinking about electric vehicles (EVs). Light-duty electric trucks and vans offer lower fuel and maintenance costs over time. However, the switch is a big challenge. To make the move successful, you need a plan. Here are four essential ... Read More »