Despite considerable progress toward electrification, greater ICE efficiency and emission optimization are still needed to meet ever-stricter legal standards. For at least the next ten years, the ICE will be a viable market that will necessitate a concerted effort to ensure low emissions. PV Clean Mobility Technologies has a long history of system expertise in this sector, including modules, pumps, and valves that effectively reduce emissions from this source.
Our technologies increase vehicle efficiency while decreasing CO2 emissions. With a wide range of fuel management components that enable accurate fuel pumping and purging fumes so they do not escape into the environment, our innovative solutions pave the way for ICE propulsions journey to sustainable mobility.
Let's look at other factors that can help your fleet if you opt for fuel management systems
Reduce costs by practicing good-driving habits
Driving at a speed limit is one way to improve fuel efficiency because engines are designed to travel at a speed limit, exceeding the speed limit often results in fuel waste.
Vehicle speeding and harsh braking events can be detected using fuel management systems. This data helps you understand and promote safe driving throughout your fleet.
Reduced idling time
This is another way fuel management systems can help you identify good-driving habits and improve fuel efficiency. Long-haul trucks are often idle for six to eight hours per day. Wasted fuel expenses, particularly for larger fleets, can add up to a significant expense.
Fuel management data can also help fleet managers to find drivers who require coaching. Coaching can take various forms. You could, for example, set up automated alerts when specific driving behaviors are detected. This adaptability allows fleet managers to decide what is best for their fleet.
Dynamic vehicle maintenance can help you save money on gas
It is difficult to rely on drivers to track their vehicle's maintenance and address problems on the road. Manufacturers remove the guesswork from maintenance. When vehicles perform optimally, fuel consumption is reduced.
Real-time diagnostic alerts, for example, provides you with immediate notification of engine fault codes. Regular engine maintenance ensures that your fleet runs at peak efficiency. Engines run more efficiently and require less maintenance when they are cleaned and supported. As a result, engine health is a good proxy for fuel efficiency.
Other non-engine maintenance improves fuel efficiency as well. For example, ensuring that a vehicle's tyres are properly inflated and aligned reduces rolling resistance. This significantly improves fuel efficiency and reduces fuel costs.
Fuel management systems that are automated help to ensure the sustainability of your fleet. Improving fuel management will reduce your fleet's environmental impact while also increasing customer loyalty. Customers are concerned about the carbon footprint of their purchases, so working on a green fleet may improve customer retention.
Sustainability is not only a financial concern, but also an ethical one
Environmental stewardship is one way to show employees and customers that you care about the future of their communities. Because of the significant fuel savings and decreased reliance on variable fuel costs some fleet managers have already begun implementation of partially electric fleet.
The ability to implement real change is made possible by the freedom of lower fuel costs.
With these advantages, you can save money today and save for electrification or more fuel-efficient vehicles tomorrow.
