Key takeaways:
- Workhorse has integrated Geotab’s telematics into the W56 step van, improving fleet performance with real-time data monitoring.
- Geotab's technology helps optimize battery usage and charging schedules, easing the transition to electric vehicles and reducing costs.
- Workhorse customers now have access to Geotab's fleet analytics tool, improving vehicle tracking and efficiency.
Workhorse Group recently announced the integration of Geotab’s telematics into its W56 step van. This offering combines active data monitoring in the W56 with Geotab solutions to integrate vehicle data into the MyGeotab platform. Fleet managers can access vehicle data through a unified dashboard, enhancing fleet performance and mobility.
“Geotab is committed to optimizing fleet performance, especially for fleets transitioning to electric vehicles,” Bobby Valentine, head of global OEM strategic partnerships at Geotab, said. “By integrating our technology with Workhorse vehicles, we offer vital insights to streamline charging schedules and optimize battery usage. This ensures operational efficiency and cost savings throughout the transition and beyond.”
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The Workhorse W56 is designed to serve as a zero-emission vehicle for last-mile delivery. When paired with Geotab's telematics, fleet managers gain the tools needed to track and optimize vehicles. Fleet managers can leverage EV efficiencies by equipping W56 step vans with Geotab's telematics.
“By partnering with Geotab, we are offering access to one of the most widely deployed analytics tools for fleets worldwide,” Josh Anderson, CTO of Workhorse, said. “With over 4 million connected vehicles globally, including a significant number of medium-duty fleets in the U.S., Geotab's reach is unmatched. This integration allows us to provide our customers with top-tier products that enhance efficiency, reduce downtime, and maximize the benefits of electric vehicle technology.”
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