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EVAI Analytics Drives $274K in Fuel Savings, Over 620K EV Miles for Work Truck Fleets
Find out how an AI-powered platform supports nearly $275K in fuel savings and over 1.1M pounds of CO₂ emissions avoided.

EVAI’s platform is helping fleets hit major emissions milestones—saving over $274K in fuel costs and preventing more than 1.1 million lbs of CO₂ through smart EV adoption.
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Fleets are seeing real-world payoffs from EV adoption, thanks to the support of EVAI’s data-driven platform. The company just announced that fleets using its Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) tools have logged more than 620,000 electric miles, avoided over 55,000 gallons of gasoline, and saved nearly $275,000 in fuel costs.
EVAI’s analytics suite helps commercial fleets get the most out of their electric investments by simplifying complex data into actionable insights. Fleet managers using the platform are optimizing routes, identifying which vehicles to replace, and tracking performance to meet both operational and sustainability goals.
By the numbers:
55,774 gallons of gasoline avoided
$274,522 in fuel savings (based on California’s $4.92/gal average)
1,121,712 lbs of CO₂ emissions prevented
“These results prove that smart electrification isn’t just about being green—it’s about being cost-efficient and future-ready,” said Ian Gardner, EVAI’s founder and CEO.
The platform’s real-time tools help users track EV performance, identify cost-savings opportunities, and prep for ESG reporting. With fleets under more pressure than ever to reduce emissions, EVAI is making it easier to meet mandates while keeping operations streamlined.
The company plans to continue growing nationally, with new features, more data integrations, and partnerships on the way. It’s also exploring renewable energy options and carbon offset tracking to give fleets an even fuller view of their impact.
Visit www.goev.ai to learn more.
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