Samsara Launches Sustainable Fleet Management Features
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Fleet telematics provider Samsara recently introduced its Sustainable Fleet Management offering, which provides customers with data-driven insights on reducing emissions and maximizing fuel efficiency and supports their efforts to deploy electric vehicles and meet their environmental sustainability goals.
The new functionalities represent an expansion and update of Samsara’s existing fuel efficiency and electric vehicle capabilities.
Samsara’s Sustainable Fleet Management includes the following features:
- A fuel and energy hub where fleets running a mix of internal combustion engine and electric vehicles can monitor their entire fleet’s performance and optimize fuel economy and cost
- A sustainability report feature that allows customers to visualize their fleet’s emissions and identify areas for improvement
- A charge control feature for managing electric vehicle charging and identifying charging issues in real time
- An EV suitability report that provides fleets with a list of internal combustion engine vehicles in their fleet that are best suited for electrification
In case you missed it, yesterday we announced our new Sustainable Fleet Management solution! 🙌🏽 These new features empower customers to reduce emissions, jumpstart electrification, and meet their sustainability goals. 🌎
Learn more below! ⬇️ — Samsara (@Samsara) April 21, 2023
The company said tighter emissions regulations and demand for more sustainable operations are influencing businesses to better track and report progress toward their environmental, social and governance targets.
“To provide an accurate assessment of their ESG momentum, organizations need a simple way to analyze data points across their entire operations. We’re hearing this more often from our customers as they look for technology partners to track and report progress toward these goals,” Jeff Hausman, Samsara’s chief product officer, said in the April announcement.
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