The rise of biofuels
It might sound like make-believe but the use of alternative vehicle fuels – such as ethanol and biodiesel produced from crops, oils and fats – are growing in popularity. We look at how these biofuels fit into the mix.
Read moreIt might sound like make-believe but the use of alternative vehicle fuels – such as ethanol and biodiesel produced from crops, oils and fats – are growing in popularity. We look at how these biofuels fit into the mix.
Read moreEnvironment, Social and Governance (ESG) are powering the motoring and transport industry as we move forward. We consider how fleets can join in the race and draw inspiration from recent recycled roads projects.
Read moreWith transport acting as a significant source of CO2, decarbonisation continues to be a priority in mobility planning. We look at the two main tools at the industry’s disposal.
Read moreIn this month’s Driving Insights, we chatted with Craig Porter, General Manager of Commercial and Technical Client Relationships at SG Fleet, on why it’s important to apply solid fleet management basics to all of your company’s mobility assets.
Read moreHydrogen Fuel-cell Electric Vehicles (FCEV) have much to offer, and reports point to their increasing prevalence. We face a gridlock now – vehicles first or infrastructure first?
Read moreWith the global micro-mobility market projected to surpass $200 billion by 2030, Ryan Nunn of Zoomo predicts further growth in eBikes for business as cities become more livable. Explore our interview with Ryan Nunn from Zoomo in our Driving insights for more details.
Read moreIt was fantastic to host so many of our customers at SG Fleet’s EV Drive Day at Sandown Raceway in Melbourne last week, check out how SG Fleet EV Drive Days help its customers transition to zero emissions.
Read moreThe release of the Australian Automobile Association’s (AAA) Transport Affordability Index provides little relief for the cash-strapped. We break down the numbers and offer a way to lighten your employees’ motoring cost load.
Read moreElectric vehicles are one of our best tactics for helping reduce carbon emissions globally, but there could be a ticking sustainability time bomb in your EV: its battery.
Read moreBrisbane Truck Show highlights new alternatives for heavy-duty working vehicles, let’s take a look at what’s new for working vehicles.
Read moreThe Federal Government’s Electric Vehicle Discount bill eliminates the payment of Fringe Benefits Tax for zero and low-emission vehicles, which makes leasing an electric vehicle more attractive than ever before.
Read moreNissan has flipped the hybrid script with the introduction of the first vehicle to feature its new e-Power system, the fourth-generation X-Trail mid-sized SUV, which is essentially an electric car with a petrol engine as an assistant.
Read moreElectric scooters can be a great low-cost alternative for a more environmentally friendly way of travelling around our large, busy cities.
Read moreMicromobility is rapidly gaining traction as a viable alternative to traditional methods of transportation. And this is just the beginning.
Read moreWith more car makers set to launch into the future of battery-powered transport, and an ever-growing network of charging infrastructure, Australian drivers will have more choice than ever before in switching to cleaner, greener vehicles.
Read moreWith just about every major vehicle manufacturer moving away from production of the traditional internal combustion engine, it’s time to start seriously looking at the alternatives that will best benefit your organisation.
Read moreWith the recent passing of the Federal Government’s EV incentive bill, we look at the impact on fleets and how you can capitalise on this change in tide to move confidently towards your organisation’s sustainability targets.
Read moreThe removal of the 22.1 cents per litre fuel excise discount has put pressure on fleet budgets and the people charged with managing operating costs. Could this be the tipping point for going electric to meet ESG goals?
Read moreWith battery electric-powered vehicles increasing in popularity, we explore how charging infrastructure has developed and what it will look like in the near future to ensure a seamless shift to electric vehicles.
Read moreDoes a new Labor Government mean more affordable electric vehicles? See what the promised climate-related policies mean for the local market
Read moreWith space, style, technology, affordability and – most importantly – its driving range, could this new entry beat Tesla at its own game?
Read moreA generational shift is seeing Boomers replaced with younger workers. How do you connect with Gen Z and their different expectations of employment and sustainability?
Read moreAlmost a quarter of the new car arrivals scheduled for Australia in 2022 will be electric. Learn more about these new EVs and how they might work for your business.
Read moreThe Hyundai Ioniq 5 combines retro looks with futuristic tech and is taking aim at the Tesla Model 3. How does it fare? See the review here!
Read morePeter Nattrass, Manager of Future Industries, gives us the lowdown of the SA Government’s ground-breaking ambitions to push EVs into the Australian market.
Read moreHydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles are racing to become the fuel of the future. Could they be the silver bullet?
Read moreSee how autonomous transport and the use of movement data could change what infrastructure and mobility looks like in our cities.
Read moreConversations around sustainability continue despite government inaction. See how the private sector can forge a path for others to follow.
Read moreDeveloping a sustainability strategy is an imperative for all organisations. See how you can reduce emissions, control costs & plan a sustainable future.
Read moreAustralian fleets need to prepare for the transition to electric vehicles. Explore the key considerations for businesses planning to make the switch.
Read moreIt’s inevitable. There will come a time when you have to consider a fleet vehicle strategy that involves electric vehicles. This will involve a different approach to running your fleet.
Read moreAustralia and New Zealand have much in common but one of the areas where the two nations seem to be going their separate ways is when it comes to the uptake of electric vehicles.
Read moreManufacturers claimed that diesel was economical, however, evidence suggests a greater health risk than first thought. So what does the future hold for diesel cars?
Read moreThere will be an increase in electric cars far sooner than Australia is ready. See why it’s in your best interest to get on board, now
Read moreOrganisations can reduce their CO2 emissions by as much as 40% over a four-year period by implementing simple changes to their fleet strategy
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