Everything Electric Gives Fleets a Chance to Put EVs to the Test
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First reported by Fleet Auto News ·
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The quick read
- Fleet managers will be able to compare a growing range of EV models at the Everything Electric event.
- The event will take place at Sydney Showground from 18–20 September.
- Dealers who participate in the event can drive significant showroom traffic and attract fleet business.
- The event focuses on EVs and hybrids, providing a competitive advantage to dealers who have invested in these segments.
For dealers: The Everything Electric event presents a significant opportunity for dealers to showcase their EV offerings and attract fleet business.
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ADME commentary
The ADME angle
Electric vehicles are becoming a crucial consideration for fleet managers, and the Everything Electric event provides a unique opportunity for them to compare models in one place.
This event can drive significant showroom traffic for dealers who participate, as fleet managers will be looking to test and evaluate various EV models.
What it means for stock and ordering
Dealers who stock a range of EV models will be well-positioned to capitalize on the interest generated by the Everything Electric event, which takes place from 18–20 September.
The event's focus on EVs and hybrids means that dealers who have invested in these segments will have a competitive advantage in attracting fleet business.
Competitor response and marketing
Dealers who do not participate in the Everything Electric event risk being left behind as competitors showcase their EV offerings to fleet managers.
To maximize the impact of the event, dealers should ensure they have a strong marketing and lead handling strategy in place to capture the interest of fleet managers attending the event.
Taking action
This week, dealers can take decisive action by confirming their participation in the Everything Electric event and ensuring they have a range of EV models available for test drives.
Full coverage
Everything Electric Gives Fleets a Chance to Put EVs to the Test
Fleet managers weighing up electric vehicles will have an opportunity to compare a growing range of models in one place when Everything Electric returns to Sydney Showground from 18–20 September…
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