1: Fleet Strategy

This involves identifying the objectives and plans for the customer fleet. It includes deciding the types and quantities of vehicles needed, considering factors such as the nature of the business, delivery routes, payload capacities,  and environmental impact. A well-defined strategy helps in aligning the fleet operations with the customer broader goals.

2: Fleet Acquisition

This phase of the process involves the meticulous selection and procurement of vehicles, tailored to meet your precise business requirements. We utilize standard OEM catalog vehicles, focusing on the optimal chassis and powertrain configurations. Our approach integrates leading additional equipment providers for specialized components like tail lifts, cranes, and cooling systems. The assembly of these vehicles, along with their custom bodies, is conducted by leading body builders. This ensures each vehicle is not only compliant with industry standards but also perfectly aligned with your specific operational needs. We don’t just provide vehicles; we create customised rolling equipment, transforming each unit into a specialised and valuable asset that becomes an integral part of your business operations

3:Fleet Services

This encompasses a range of services provided to ensure the fleet is operational and meets all regulatory requirements. These services can include licensing and registration, toll management, and compliance with safety and environmental regulations.

4: Maintenance & Repair

Regular maintenance and timely repairs are crucial for keeping the fleet in good working condition, ensuring safety, and minimizing downtime. This includes scheduled servicing, repairs, tire management, and breakdown services. In a full-service lease, the leasing company often manages these aspects, providing a hassle-free experience for the lessee.

5: Energy Management

This is particularly relevant for fleets involving electric or hybrid vehicles. It includes managing the energy supply for the fleet, such as fuel management for traditional vehicles or charging infrastructure and scheduling for electric vehicles. Effective energy management aims to optimize fuel efficiency and minimize operating costs.

6: Risk Management

This involves identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks associated with fleet operations. It includes insurance management, accident management, and driver safety programs. Risk management is essential for protecting the company’s assets and reducing liability.

7: Tools and Technology

Leveraging the latest tools and technology is key in modern fleet management. This includes the use of fleet management software for tracking vehicle performance, telematics for monitoring vehicle and driver behavior, and data analytics for informed decision-making.

8: Renewal

This refers to the process of updating or replacing fleet vehicles at the end of their lease term. It involves evaluating the performance of current vehicles, reassessing the company’s needs, and initiating the acquisition of new vehicles. In a full-service lease, the leasing company often assists in this transition, making it smoother.