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Conceptual map showing multiple energy paths, including electric, gasoline, propane, and other fuels, converging at the same operational goal.

Articles•by Lauren Fletcher•September 3, 2026

The Smart Way to Build a Mixed-Energy Fleet Isn’t About Picking a Side

Mixed-energy fleets aren’t about picking a winning fuel. Sarah Booth of WEX explains how vehicle data, duty cycles, charging strategy, and real-world costs can help fleets choose the right energy source for each job.

View from inside a work truck cab showing a driver’s hands on the steering wheel while traveling through an urban area. The image includes the headline “It All Starts in the Truck Cab” and illustrates how driver behavior influences fuel consumption, operating costs, and fleet performance.

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Articles•by Lauren Fletcher•September 3, 2026

The Smart Way to Build a Mixed-Energy Fleet Isn’t About Picking a Side

Articles•by Sarah Richey, Mike Albert Fleet Solutions•June 22, 2026

The Key to Fuel Efficiency Sits in the Cab

Learn how driver behavior, telematics, coaching, and fuel data can help fleets improve fuel efficiency, lower costs, and reduce emissions.

News•by News/Media Release•January 10, 2001

GM, Ford to Add Hybrid SUVs by 2004 to Increase Fuel Economy

General Motors and Ford Motor Company plan to add gas-electric hybrid sport-utility vehicles by 2004 as the world's two largest automakers strive to improve fuel economy.