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GM Envolve is now GM Fleet.
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General Motors has updated the name of its commercial business from GM Envolve to GM Fleet, a name change that the company said affirms its commitment to delivering vehicles, connected technologies, and service.
From service and financing to procurement and management, GM Fleet simplifies fleet operations with a single point of contact. A single GM Fleet representative partners with a fleet to address any needs and deliver solutions.
The GM Fleet vehicle range includes cars, trucks, vans, SUVs, and upfits. The powertrain options also accommodate fleets seeking gas, diesel, electric, or fuel-cell vehicles. Brands available include Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac.
"At GM Fleet, we’re a trusted ally who understands your business and delivers integrated, work-ready solutions tailored to your needs,” said Ian Hucker, vice president, GM Fleet. “With decades of proven success in the commercial and government fleet space, we’re here to help you increase efficiency, adapt to change, and drive lasting success."
GM Envolve launched in May of 2023 as a one-stop solution for fleets.
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