Deloitte Italy

The Electrification Potential Analysis showed that approximately one third of Deloitte’s 800 company cars could be replaced by EVs. Deloitte also learned about the potential of EVs being integrated into a Corporate CarSharing scheme like AlphaCity.

As a result, in the future, Deloitte aims to add the BMW i3 to its fleet, incorporating AlphaCity technology; this service will then be made available to all employees at its Milan site. This measure will ensure optimum use of vehicles and also reduce CO2 emissions and TCM.

Interserve

Alphabet suggested that Interserve replace up to 9 fleet vehicles with EVs, with the aim of reducing the company’s fleet costs by up to 15.5% and also cutting fleet emissions by up to 27.8% per month.

Jas Dhanda, Fleet Manager Construction at Interserve, said;

“We strive to keep our fleet on the cutting edge and our costs in check.

“The EPA has provided us with an optimised and realistic proposal for achieving just that. The fact that it shows ways to reduce our carbon footprint is a welcome bonus.”

Carsten Kwirandt, Head of Marketing and Business Development at Alphabet International, said;

“Our objective is to bring comprehensive, forward-thinking eMobility to our clients in a way that’s in line with their targets, be it reducing CO2 emissions or decreasing total cost of mobility” “Through our consulting approach and the EPA, we combine qualitative and quantitative methods to develop solutions that are simultaneously need- and target-driven, and seamlessly integrate into existing fleets.”

AlphaElectric is currently available in 13 markets and plans to enter more in the future. Its forward thinking eMobility solution has won various European awards, including Business Car Magazine’s Editor’s Choice Award 2014, Actualidad Economica’s 100 Best Idea of the Year 2014 and the Trophy for Sustainable Mobility 2014.