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Electric Fleets Are Arriving in Corporate Travel

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Quieter vehicles, the same standard of service.

Business travel is changing fast. Companies are asking for transportation that is reliable in every city their teams visit, with the same standard of service from one airport to the next. Travel managers want one partner, one booking process and one point of contact, while travelers want to step off a long flight and find a chauffeur already waiting. Lavish Ride works with local partners around the world so that every journey feels the same, whether it starts in London, Dubai or New York.

Business travel is changing fast. Companies are asking for transportation that is reliable in every city their teams visit, with the same standard of service from one airport to the next. Travel managers want one partner, one booking process and one point of contact, while travelers want to step off a long flight and find a chauffeur already waiting. Lavish Ride works with local partners around the world so that every journey feels the same, whether it starts in London, Dubai or New York.

Key takeaways

  • Ask which vehicle classes come in electric.
  • Range is rarely an issue for city transfers.
  • Report emissions per trip, not per year.

Sources

  1. International Energy Agency
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Lavish Ride Editorial Team

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The Lavish Ride editorial team writes practical guidance on chauffeured travel, drawing on the people who plan and drive these journeys every day.

Writes about: Executive travel · Airport transfers · Corporate programs

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