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Corporate Electric Vehicle Alliance

The Corporate Electric Vehicle Alliance, led by Ceres, is a collaborative group of companies focused on accelerating the transition to electric vehicles across all use cases and class sizes.

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of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions come from transportation.

members of the Corporate Electric Vehicle Alliance are focused on accelerating the transition to electric vehicles.

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electric vehicles are in operation by member companies.

CEVA Members

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DHL Express, U.S.

Since the inception of the Corporate Electric Vehicle Alliance (CEVA) five years ago, DHL Group has proudly collaborated with the Alliance to accelerate the transition to more sustainable transportation and pave the way for a cleaner low carbon emissions future. Together, we have worked to recognize the benefits of low or zero-emission vehicles through aggregate demand surveys, best practices, and advocating for programs that help accelerate the transition, whether in the light, medium, or heavy-duty market segments. We remain committed to working alongside CEVA and its members to identify innovative solutions for long-term success in electric vehicle adoption.

Greg Hewitt, CEO

Element Fleet Management

CEVA has been an invaluable partner to us over the years. It has connected us with our peers, helped us decode regulatory and policy changes, and kept us informed about critical topics in our sector. In a rapidly evolving industry, it can be challenging to know where the pendulum is swinging, but CEVA has consistently been by our side, providing the support and information we need.

Sheri McGrath, Vice President of Sustainability

Merchants Fleet

Innovation always comes with twists and turns, and the journey of fleet electrification is no exception. This evolving space, amidst uncertainty, remains a crucial component of a clean energy future. CEVA has been an invaluable resource, offering its members diverse perspectives, access to unique experts, and a platform to share challenges and opportunities. It also serves as a convening voice and influential force in the policy realm. If you want to go far, go together.

Lisa Drake, P.E., Director of Fleet Electrification

Our principles

CEVA’s principles enable EV stakeholders, including auto and truck manufacturers, suppliers, utilities, policymakers, and regulators to understand what companies with robust on-road vehicle fleets in the U.S. are looking for to achieve their bold clean transportation goals. They outline criteria to support businesses in electrifying their on-road transportation and logistics fleets and networks.

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Greater variety and volume of zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) model options

Access to cost-effective charging infrastructure and flexible rates

More transparency on new model release timing and availability

Upfront cost parity with ICE vehicles

Integrated access to renewable energy

Improved coordination with and support from electric power companies and utility regulators

Strategically sited and widely available charging infrastructure

Technology interoperability and streamlined charging standards

Employee commute & regional transportation decarbonization

Industry and policy advocacy in action


Members of the Corporate Electric Vehicle Alliance collectively advocate for the increased industry production of new and diverse EVs and for policies to promote additional investments in electric vehicle and charging infrastructure technologies and their deployment.

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Why Electrify?

EVs present significant benefits to companies—including reduced greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, cost savings on fuel and maintenance, freedom from reliance on volatile oil and gas prices, improved passenger safety, enhanced company reputation, and improved workforce recruitment and retention. The transportation sector is currently the largest and fastest growing GHG-emitting sector in the U.S. economy, and transportation decarbonization is critical to addressing climate change in the U.S. and globally. For businesses, particularly those with large vehicle fleets, transitioning from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles is essential for long-term success in the 21st century.

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