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Route Fit
What routes can go electric now
Shows which part of the operation can be electrified with a sensible buffer, not just on the best day.
For fleets and multi-vehicle operations
Software for fleet electrification without disrupting ops
See what can go electric now, then run it with vehicles, charging, incidents, drivers and traceability in one platform.
BaseFitVehicles + chargingIncidentsAudit trailIntegrations
Plan better
What can go electric now
Which routes fit, which EV fits best, what the depot can handle, and when more CAPEX is truly needed.
Run better
One operating view
Vehicles, charging, availability and incidents in one place, without switching between tools.
Scale with control
Don’t overbuild too early
Reduce rollout risk: validate the operation first, then add chargers, power and upgrades when the numbers justify it.
BaseFit
Not just fleet software. A better way to decide.
Before you buy vehicles or expand infrastructure, there are four things to understand: what routes can go electric now, which EV fits best, what the depot can handle and when more infrastructure really makes sense.
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Vehicle Fit
Which EV fits best
Helps match each route with the right EV based on usable range, operational demand, payload and real buffer.
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Depot Fit
What the depot can handle today
Estimates how many EVs the depot can support with current power, chargers and charging windows.
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Scale Fit
When more CAPEX is justified
Shows the point where adding chargers or power stops being optional.
Fit first changes the conversation.
A calculator can be a useful first pass, and operations will always validate the real world. But the key step comes earlier: understand what fits today, which EV makes sense, what the depot can handle and what would need to change to scale with less risk.
Product
From planning to execution
Autonality connects electrification planning with day-to-day fleet operations.
🚚 Fleet control
Vehicles and charging in one dashboard
Vehicle status, charging, availability, incidents and daily operations in one place.
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🚦 EV readiness
Know if the vehicle can go out today
See which vehicle to assign, what to charge first and where risk appears before dispatch.
AssignmentRange bufferCharge priority
⚠️ Incidents
Less back-and-forth across ops, driver and workshop
Prioritise incidents, suggest next steps and keep the context together.
PriorityNext stepsFollow-up
📱 Driver app
Driver app with digital glovebox and AI support
Vehicle documents, maintenance and incidents in the driver’s hand.
Driver appDigital gloveboxSupport
📋 Reports and audit trail
From driver voice note to structured report
Voice note, evidence, open items, document history and role-based visibility in one flow.
Voice noteDocumentsAudit trail
Fits your stack
Connects to your sources
Fleet systems, telematics, charging, OBD, ERP, documents and other operational data.
Operational context
Keeps the context together
Brings events, history and documents together to suggest the next step.
Daily ops
Turns decisions into action
Helps assign vehicles, prioritise charging, coordinate incidents and protect uptime.
Control
Keeps everyone aligned
Roles, permissions and activity logs for ops, workshop, admin and audit.
Built product
Autonality is not just analysis and not just a standalone dashboard. It connects planning, operations and audit trail in one workflow.
Demo
See it on your operation
Tell us what you are trying to solve and we will walk through routes, depot, charging, incidents and day-to-day operations.
What you’ll get
BaseFit, a product walkthrough, minimum integration scope, and a recommended next step.
Format
Guided call + product demo + quick fit for your case.
FAQ
FAQs
Quick answers on fit, integration and rollout.
How can I tell if my fleet can really go electric? +
You need more than a cost comparison. The real question is routes, depot constraints, charging windows and expected growth. BaseFit gives you a structured way to answer that.
How many EVs can my depot support today? +
That depends on available power, chargers, overlap, charging windows and operating discipline. A theoretical number is not enough.
What do you get beyond the analysis? +
Autonality takes the decision into daily operations: vehicles, charging, incidents and audit trail in one operational layer.
How does it connect with fleet systems, telematics or chargers? +
Usually through API, controlled exports or a phased integration. For pilots, we start with the minimum scope needed to create value.
What do you need to start a pilot? +
A vehicle list, a few core operating data points and enough context to model or connect the first use case.
Other use cases
Autonality fits operations with high asset use, tight availability requirements and many daily decisions around the vehicle.
Last mile and urban delivery
Best fit today: repeatable routes, daily pressure, shared depots and constant coordination between vehicles and charging.
Freight transport
Less idle time, better prioritisation and clearer operational visibility.
Passenger transport
Incidents, workshop windows and service continuity with a clear audit trail.
Field service and maintenance
Technician vehicles, prevention and better support for daily operating decisions.
Drivers
Access the version for independent drivers and private owners.