ARE EVs A GOOD BUSINESS DECISION?
Wondering if Electric Vehicles and Hybrids could be a part of your business future?
So much information. So many options. So much uncertainty.
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We want you to be able to filter through the noise, and provide you with the solid information so you can make an informed decision of your business.
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See if you answer "yes" to any of these questions:
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Do I have vehicles in my fleet that travel less than 400kms per day?
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Do I have vehicles that idle for long periods of time?
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Are my fuel and vehicle maintenance costs rising?
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Do I want a "GPS" type system for my fleet operational control without the cost?
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Do I care about being "Green"?
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If you answered yes to one or more of these questions, than you owe it to yourself to ask - Should I be considering EVs for my business?
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Lacombe Ford uses an EV daily and saves money on fuel costs
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Parts Delivery across Central Alberta uses a fully electric Transit, full size van.
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Parts Wholesale Outside Salesperson's vehicle is a plug-in Hybrid Escape PHEV
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Customer Service Shuttles are in a Mustang Mach-E
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WHAT OTHER BUSINESS PEOPLE SAY
Town of Blackfalds - Peace Officer
Mustang Mach-E
It's the one that started everyday when it was -40 degrees Celsius!
City of Lacombe Police
Explorer Hybrid
We cut our fuel costs by over 30% and there was no difference in performance.
Local Builder and Contractor
Ford F-150 Lightning
Does what a truck is supposed to do... saves us big $$ on fuel and the on-board generator gets used ALOT!"
Local Charity Organization
Mustang Mach-E
That Mach-E is the safest winter vehicle we have ever moved our people in!
Echo Lacombe
Full Size EV Transit Van
Very surprising - no issues at all and we are GREEN!
The Facts
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The Cost
The cost of an F-150 FordPro Lightning Fleet Spec truck is the same or less than a Fleet Spec I.C.E. truck - yes, really! Mach-E Mustangs now sell for below $60,000
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Charging
You can fully charge an F-150 Lightning Extended Length Battery in less than 40 minutes and a Mach-E in less than 25 minutes on the new high output Level 3 chargers. And 90% of all vehicle charging is done at "home" or place of business on a level 2 charger hooked up to a simple 220V power supply.
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The Future
EV and PHEVs made up for 1 in 10 vehicles sold in Canada in 2024. Expected to be 1 in 4 by 2030. The EV charging network will grow exponentially over the next 2 years, as it is now!
Let's forget the "they cost too much", the "Green" part, the "charging anxiety", the "cost of battery replacement", and all the other pro-EV and con-EV information out there. Here's the reality...
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There is a very strong financial business case to consider Electric Vehicles or Hybrids for your fleet without sacrificing any performance benefits of your existing fleet vehicles.​