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Workhorse Group and Zeem Solutions: A Dynamic Duo for Fleets
Zeem's electric vehicle technicians will collaborate with Workhorse’s technical team to respond quickly to service requests and maintain uptime.

Workhorse customers who are already operating their own managed fleets can now work with Zeem specifically for service and maintenance.
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Workhorse Group Inc. is an American technology company that focuses on the transition to zero-emission commercial vehicles. To provide additional Workhorse certified service options for fleet operators and customers, the company has partnered with Zeem Solutions.
Zeem's electric vehicle technicians will collaborate with Workhorse’s technical team to respond quickly to service requests and maintain uptime.
“We look forward to working with a premier EV OEM like Workhorse as we build out our network of service and charging hubs. We aim to pair our offerings with their best-in-class vehicles to create a first-rate experience for EV fleet operators," said Rick Eckert, VP Operations at Zeem.
Zeem is currently operating from its flagship hub in Los Angeles, with plans to expand and build additional hubs throughout the country. Workhorse customers who already operate their own managed fleets can now work with Zeem specifically for service and maintenance.
“As we grow our customer footprint in California, partnering with Zeem will help us ensure that our fleet operators have local support for all their service needs,” says Workhorse VP of Quality and Aftersales Support Scott Loomis.
He further added, “Zeem provides an important touchpoint for EV operators in one of the largest cities in the country, and they’re a well-respected name in the industry. Their deep experience in servicing and maintaining electric vehicles enhances our ability to minimize disruption due to downtime and maximize time on the road.”
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