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Fleet electrification isn’t just a trend—it’s becoming a competitive advantage. But if you’re a fleet manager, there’s one question that trumps all others: “Will going electric actually save us money?” This guide cuts through the hype to look at the real return on investment (ROI) of electric fleet vehicles in 2025—from upfront costs to long-term operational savings. You’ll also find links to Electric Avenue’s ROI Calculator and its recent Fleet Electrification Webinar, so you can run the numbers yourself and hear from industry members who’ve already made the switch.

As electric vehicle (EV) adoption surges, so do the expectations placed on multi-unit residential buildings (MURBs) to provide charging access. Whether you’re a property manager, condo board member, or developer, understanding the evolving legal framework around EV charging isn’t optional—it’s essential, This post will break down the current mandates, highlight what’s coming, and offer practical tools to help you stay ahead of the curve.

Interest in owning electric vehicles (EVs) may vary from condo to condo, but one thing is certain: EVs are here to stay, and North America is seeing a rapid surge in EV adoption. We don’t have to look far for the data. In 2019 (the last full year of vehicle sales before supply chain disruptions), Americans bought over 17 million new vehicles, with EVs making up about 2% of these sales.