A new survey of U.S. fleet managers reveals how fuel cards are evolving into essential tools for cost control, data integration, and EV readiness—while security and adoption gaps remain.

Former Ford Pro CEO Ted Cannis explains what fleets are overlooking now, why they must prioritize integrated data, and how to prepare for AI-driven disruption immediately.

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The following is a summary of changes to Hyundai Motor America’s new vehicle lineup for the 2026 model year. The document will be updated regularly, creating a one-stop overview for the most ...

Subaru announced pricing on the 2026 Subaru Crosstrek, including the new Crosstrek Hybrid. The third-gen Subaru Crosstrek returns with an available, all-new next-gen Subaru-series parallel hybrid ...

Data from Utilimarc’s Electric Vehicle Consortium shows how EVs are remaking fleet maintenance patterns, costs, and downtime ...

New data-driven platforms that incorporate real-world performance and OEM-agnostic insights are helping fleets avoid cost ...

AI has already evolved into a must-have tool for remarketers to work with greater clarity, make faster decisions, and run ...

Mullen Automotive recently announced the consolidation of Mullen and Bollinger Motors operations. As a result, the company is ...

Michael Russon, the Mahwah Campus President, stated “We’re honored to partner with Bobit and the Automotive Fleet Leasing ...

Fleetworthy announced the asset acquisition of Commercelogic, a leader in predictive tolling and GPS-powered analytics. This ...

Data and analysis from Utilimarc’s Electric Vehicle Consortium show that while range is an observed concern, real-world usage ...