Autonality
Thoughts on fleet operations, electrification, last-mile logistics, maintenance, data and AI in day-to-day vehicle operations.
27 July 2026
Average distance is not enough to electrify a route. A useful assessment also considers P90, maximums, realistic consumption, reserve, starting SOC and operational consequences.
20 July 2026
Charger count is not determined by vehicle count alone. It depends on overnight energy, available power, charging windows, simultaneity and operating margin.
14 May 2026
A simulated case study using routes, vehicles, depot charging and stress scenarios to determine which part of an urban fleet can be electrified without disrupting operations.
28 April 2026
Fleet electrification is not mainly a procurement decision. For commercial fleets, it starts with routes, depots, charging windows, operating risk and the timing of infrastructure investment.
10 April 2026
What to monitor in electric vans used for urban delivery, and how to connect maintenance, charging and availability so electrification does not disrupt daily operations.