World ECR | US sanctions Iran’s “shadow fleet”
Home > information > U.S. sanctions 35 Iranian “shadow fleet” ships and entities The U.S. Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on 35 entities and vessels involved in Iran's "shadow fleet" of oil tankers, saying the tankers "play a critical role in transporting illicit Iranian oil to foreign markets" in violation of U.S. sanctions. Acting Deputy Secretary of State Bradley Smith said Iran continues to use oil trade revenues to develop its nuclear program, proliferate its ballistic missile and drone technology and fund its regional terrorist proxies, which threatens to further undermine the region. Stablize. An announcement was made on December 3rd. The Treasury Department said the action, under Executive Order 13902, imposes sanctions on companies that manage ships "that transport tens of millions of barrels of oil to Iran." Sanctioned entities include United Arab Emirates-based Galileos Marine Services, Panama-based Ocean Glory Giant OGG SA and multiple companies in China, India and other countries. "Iran relies on a vast network of…
Clean fleet revolution or gamble? California’s bold move and
On April 28, 2023, California authorities approved a rule to phase out the sale of medium- and heavy-duty trucks with internal combustion engines by 2036. The milestone supports Gov. Gavin Newsom's larger goal of a complete transition to zero - emissions modeling for all trucks in use in the state by 2045. Also Read: Ergonomic Support for Truck Fleets Advocates for the Advanced Clean Fleet Rule say it would bring improvements to some of the state's most vulnerable communities, which are located in transportation corridors or near busy warehouses where the air is permanently polluted. They also say the trucking industry will save billions of dollars by switching to cleaner vehicles. However, not everyone is enthusiastic about the mandate, with some opponents expressing their displeasure en masse. What are the requirements of the Advanced Clean Fleet Rules? Trucking companies subject to ACF regulations must replace vehicles equipped with internal combustion engines within a specified period of time. The Advanced Clean…
Hertz sells fleet of Shelby Mustang Mach-Es for top dollar
Hertz Rent-A-Car has over 50 Shelby Mustang Mach-E GTs for sale. Regardless of condition or mileage, each will cost at least $65,000. The Shelby moniker and rarity may make these cars worth the money. Hertz is now preparing to sell part of its Shelby Mustang Mach-E fleet. The cars have special Hertz liveries as well as some unique parts. Sure, the $65,000 price tag might seem a bit steep, but for those who remember how Hertz's past exclusives have appreciated in value, it might not be entirely out of character. var adpushup = window.adpushup = window.adpushup || {que:()}; adpushup.que.push(function() { if (adpushup.config.platform !== "DESKTOP") { adpushup.triggerAd("4d84e4c9 -9937-4f84-82c0-c94544ee6f2a"); } else{ adpushup.triggerAd(" 6a782b01-facb-45f3-a88f-ddf1b1f97657"); } }); This isn't Hertz's first foray into the high-performance car rental business. Back in the 1960s, the company ran its legendary "Rent-A-Racer" program, offering Shelby Mustangs to anyone who wanted to experience high-octane fun, without the need for a dealership. The program didn't last long, but the concept…
BYD launches fleet deal to boost local expansion
Hundreds of new car deals available via car expert Now. Get the experts on your side and get big rewards. Browse now. Large fleet customers (including all companies with a fleet size of more than 100 vehicles) also receive a 6% discount. A 4% discount is available to standard fleet customers and applies to all companies with a fleet size of 20 to 99 vehicles. Fleet sales make up a large portion of the Australian new car market. In 2023, 630,297 vehicles were delivered to private buyers and 429,634 vehicles to businesses, while a further 71,274 vehicles were delivered to car rental agencies and 33,803 vehicles were delivered to government fleets.
Ampcontrol hosts first EV Fleet Summit in New York
Ampcontrol, the leading provider of electric fleet software, has launched its first-ever "Ampcontrol Summit" at its global headquarters in New York City. This groundbreaking event brings together global industry leaders to discuss advancements in electric vehicle fleet management, charging infrastructure and the future of sustainable transportation. The summit invited key players in the electric vehicle space, including Electrada, WattEV, Revel, and others, who shared insights on electric fleet energy management, large-scale charging operations, and the integration of innovative technologies. As the transport industry strives to reduce CO2 emissions and achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, the event serves as an important platform for collaboration and knowledge exchange. Ampcontrol founder and CEO Joachim Lohse highlighted the company’s mission to drive fleet electrification and support industry leaders in the transition to electric vehicles. Focusing on energy management and charging hubs, the Ampcontrol Summit aims to continue promoting progress and innovation in the growing electric vehicle market.
A step-by-step guide to transforming your electric vehicle fleet
Making electric mobility more manageable Electric vehicles (EVs) are the future of the automotive industry as they eliminate emissions and are easy to maintain. However, for companies with tight budgets, the transition can be challenging. How to convert your fleet to electric trucks? Here's a step-by-step guide to making changes more manageable. 1. Set a schedule First, a schedule must be set and a decision made on how quickly the vehicles will be converted. Here, a company's fleet size and budget matter most. A sweeping overhaul will likely require significant upfront investment, so a gradual transition may make the most sense. Some national regulations, e.g. Advanced Clean Fleet Rules In California, it may determine how quickly you transition. Logistics managers should also consider their operations and downtime when switching to electric trucks. A staggered strategy allows companies to minimize disruption and keep vehicles on the road. Drivers may also need time to learn and adjust to a new truck. 2.…
How to choose the right vehicle for your fleet
A compromise may be coming This article may contain affiliate links. Making sure you choose the right vehicle for your business fleet can be a daunting task. You need to assess all the different criteria for your business and check that the vehicle you choose meets all the criteria. In some cases, this may mean some compromises, so it is vital to understand what aspects can and cannot be compromised. Other things you need to consider include your budget, whether you plan to buy or lease, and the fleet's ability to operate the vehicle you're considering. With all of this in mind, it can be difficult to know where to start. Read on for some tips on how to choose the right business fleet vehicle. Use and Operation Your business may need space to transport goods — like this Ford E-Transit The first thing to consider is the purpose of the vehicle. Whether you own or lease, You buy second-hand…
Revfin acquires 15,000 electric vehicles to expand electric vehicle fleet
Revfin, a leading electric vehicle financing company, has announced the acquisition of 15,000 vehicles operating on the SUN Mobility platform. The acquisition is valued at INR 100 crore and marks a strategic step forward for Revfin’s mission to drive electric vehicle adoption and transform fleet operations across the country. The announcement was made jointly by Sameer Aggarwal, Founder and CEO of Revfin and Anant Badjatya, CEO of SUN Mobility, highlighting the collaborative efforts of both companies to drive India’s transition towards electric vehicles. An important step towards the popularization of electric vehicles The acquisition will significantly strengthen Revfin’s operational presence in India, especially in the fleet segment. By integrating SUN Mobility’s vehicle portfolio, Revfin aims to strengthen its position in the electric vehicle fleet market, with a focus on Last Mile Mobility and Two-wheeled electric vehiclesThe addition of these vehicles will help the company double its two-wheeler fleet and further establish its market leadership. Driving growth in the electric vehicle…
Stairway to Heaven – Lucid’s Air Change Clean Fleet Report
Local electric car company launches four different models As the electric vehicle market grows and matures, we are seeing more and more attempts to differentiate electric vehicles and establish identities for models and brands. Today's A is Lucid Motors' all-day driving program - a step-by-step tour Four Air models. 4 different options The challenge for a new company with seemingly only one product is differentiation. The Air models look very similar, but the performance range is as varied as the price, which ranges from $69,900 to $249,000. Clean Fleet Report There has been Some seat time in a single model, but this is the first time to experience them consecutively. I was able to experience all four models in turn—Pure, Touring, Grand Touring, and Sapphire. At the end of the day and nearly 200 miles, I was convinced that there is some truth to Lucid's headquarters being located just across the San Francisco Bay from where we were driving. Each…
WattEV to expand HD electric truck fleet
May 22, 2024 Truck-as-a-service solution provider WattEV has announced that it will increase its fleet of electric trucks from the current 36 to 180 by the end of this year. The move comes a month after WattEV expanded its charging stations to five locations. “We have been using and testing trucks from all major OEMs,” said Salim Youssefzadeh, CEO of WattEV, adding that WattEV will receive the first batch of 53 zero-emission trucks from Volvo VNR Electric dealer TEC Equipment in June. “We value our long-term partnership with TEC Equipment and after validating the range and charging rate, we have accelerated the delivery of the order.” Chris Thompson, Vice President of Truck Sales at TEC Equipment, said, "As a valued California dealer and leading supplier of electric heavy-duty trucks, we formed an alliance with WattEV in 2021 with the confidence that they will be a leader in the electrification of heavy-duty freight transportation. Our truck deliveries to WattEV and over…
The automaker’s fleet of vehicles increased 57% from last year
New car inventory is close to 2.9 million, compared to about 900,000 during the semiconductor supply crisis go through Chris Chilton August 5, 2024 19:49 S&P Global reported that new vehicle inventory in June was up 57% from a year earlier. Inventories rose 1.8% in June from the previous month, marking the 13th consecutive month of inventory increases. Inventory has increased steadily in most segments, but compact SUV inventory has risen sharply over the past 12 months. Instead of building new factories to churn out electric cars that no one wants, what automakers really need are new parking lots. Just-released data shows that new car inventories in June were up 57% from the same period last year. North American automakers now have nearly 2.9 million vehicles on their roadways, according to S&P Global Mobility data, making those days we reported during the pandemic when new car inventories were dangerously low due to semiconductor shortages now feel like a distant prospect.…
The automaker’s fleet of vehicles increased 57% from last year
New car inventory is close to 2.9 million, compared to about 900,000 during the semiconductor supply crisis go through Chris Chilton August 5, 2024 19:49 S&P Global reported that new vehicle inventory in June was up 57% from a year earlier. Inventories rose 1.8% in June from the previous month, marking the 13th consecutive month of inventory increases. Inventory has increased steadily in most segments, but compact SUV inventory has risen sharply over the past 12 months. Instead of building new factories to churn out electric cars that no one wants, what automakers really need are new parking lots. Just-released data shows that new car inventories in June were up 57% from the same period last year. North American automakers now have nearly 2.9 million vehicles on their roadways, according to S&P Global Mobility data, making those days we reported during the pandemic when new car inventories were dangerously low due to semiconductor shortages now feel like a distant prospect.…
Despite the high cost, fleet owners prefer electric vehicles to internal combustion engine vehicles
More than 85% of respondents expect to have an electric vehicle within five years, but some say their headquarters and routes are still not suitable for electric transportation. go through Chris Chilton July 26, 2024 15:10 A majority of fleet operators who own both electric and internal combustion engine vehicles say they prefer the electric vehicles, a new study has found. Cox Automotive says people are still gravitating toward electric vehicles despite their higher prices and higher maintenance requirements. Fleet owners predict that electric vehicles will account for 43% of the market share within five years, and 87% of owners expect to add an electric vehicle in the same period. Families like you and me aren’t the only ones facing the electric vehicle dilemma. So are businesses across the U.S., and a new study finds that companies that have both electric and internal combustion engine vehicles in their fleets prefer the zero-emission vehicles, even though they cost more to buy…
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