The decision between an electric car, a hybrid and a traditional internal combustion engine vehicle is complex and affects not only the type of vehicle but also the company’s overall mobility strategy – from costs and charging infrastructure to integration with digital systems and employee engagement.
Fuel cards and on-board units (OBUs) have become an indispensable part of everyday fleet management. They enable cashless processing of fuel and toll costs – saving time and making life easier for drivers.
I'm sitting here, with a cup of coffee in my hand and a grin on my face, because my all-electric company car is making my daily work easier.
Employee fuel cards go far beyond refuelling – they simplify the processing of fuel and vehicle-related services, ensure transparent cost control and optimise administrative processes. A fuel card is therefore a valuable tool for companies with company vehicles and field staff.
Transitioning to electric mobility is getting easier: Find out which incentive programmes are available in 2026 for charging infrastructure and electric vehicles, and how to make the most of them.
A major toll charge change in the Netherlands is imminent. On 1 July, the country will replace its national Eurovignette system with a distance-based toll system for trucks. Eurovignettes will continue to apply in other member states.
High fuel prices, increasing regulatory requirements, and a growing understanding of sustainability are all factors driving the mobility transition. For companies with fleets, shifting to electric mobility not only contributes to climate protection but represents a strategic investment in the future.
Filling up often feels like a gamble: Prices are high in the morning, lower in the evening, and then everything changes the next day. The good news is, price fluctuations are usually no coincidence.
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