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13 May 2014

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The Alphabet E-Valuation tool aims to take the uncertainty out of switching to electric vehicles for your business

THE big question for business car managers considering electric cars is whether the change will prove cost effective.

The systematic process gave us the evidence we need to make informed decisions on plug-in vehicles.

Now Alphabet has launched the E-Valuation analysis tool to help you decide.

The tool looks at the running costs of your business cars and vans and highlights where a shift to electric vehicles could save you money. Significantly, E-Valuation can look as a breakdown of your vehicles, identifying particular uses where the move would make sense.

E-Valuation provides Alphabet customers with a an analysis based on actual mileages, emissions, fuel prices and Whole Life Costs of selected current vehicles, and shows where savings could be made.

It’s just been tried out by the Amey Group, identifying 6 vans and 5 cars that could be replaced cost-effectively using plug-in vehicles.

Among the vans, replacing the four most suitable vehicles with EVs would reduce Whole Life Costs by an average of £3090 each.

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Matt Morton

Matt Morton

Matt Morton is an automotive content writer for Business Car Manager

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