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Edenred Study Sees Electric Vehicle Share in European Corporate Fleets Rising to 42% by 2028

By Public Technologies
  • Edenred published a European fleet electrification study on November 3, 2026, forecasting fully electric vehicles’ share rising 16 percentage points by 2028.
  • Fully electric vehicles currently account for 26% of surveyed fleets; gasoline and diesel vehicles represent 49%.
  • On-site charging accounts for 59%-64% of charging volumes, highlighting companies’ need to develop their own infrastructure.
  • Vehicle acquisition costs are a leading electrification obstacle for 46% of respondents; charging installation costs and timelines were cited by 38%.
  • The first-half 2026 survey covered 1,317 fleet decision-makers in France, Germany and Italy with electric vehicles or plans to introduce them.


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