Fleet decision-makers are split on whether their company should provide home charging facilities for employees who drive electric company cars.
Delegates at the latest Fleet200 Executive Club meeting, held at Oulton Hall in Leeds, discussed the provision of home and workplace charging infrastructure.
“You don’t install a petrol pump at the home of a driver with a petrol car, so why should it be any different for EVs?” asked one fleet decision-maker.
When fleets do not pay for home installation they help with the paperwork, grant application and advice on topics such as where to site the charger.
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