The NAFA Fleet Management Association (NAFA) recently hosted its Media Day event during the annual Institute & Expo (I&E) in San Antonio, TX, where over a dozen leading companies unveiled significant advancements in the fleet industry. This event served as a platform for showcasing innovations in data analytics, safety technologies, electrification, and more, reflecting the industry's commitment to progress and efficiency.
Among the highlights, Draiver introduced advanced-AI products, including an all-in-one Command Center for vehicle inventory management and the Draiver Driver app, featuring tech like Vehicle Inspection and Self Assign. Federico Ranero, CEO of Draiver, emphasized these innovations as pivotal for the future of vehicle delivery. Meanwhile, the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) shared preliminary results from its engine repair survey, revealing that a majority of technicians hold ASE certifications, underscoring the industry's focus on skilled labor.
MoveEV made waves with its marketplace add-in for the MyGeotab® Product, designed to streamline the home charging reimbursement process for electric vehicle (EV) fleets. Dave Lewis, Founder & CEO of MoveEV, highlighted how this integration enhances user experience by allowing fleets to view charging and reimbursement histories within the Geotab environment. GreenPower Motor Company also announced the EV Star Utility Truck, an all-electric commercial vehicle, expanding its EV Star Cab & Chassis family. Brendan Riley, President of GreenPower, pointed out the truck's customization options for vocational applications, marking a step forward in commercial EV solutions.
RoadFlex introduced its Proactive Fuel Risk Management Platform™, aimed at optimizing fuel usage and reducing costs for fleets. These announcements, among others, demonstrate the fleet industry's rapid evolution towards more connected, efficient, and sustainable operations. For more information on these innovations, visit https://www.nafa.org.
