You will receive the exact costs of your current fleet. We calculate current budgets per category including tax deductions, VAT recovery, CO2 contribution, taxable benefit contribution, and fuel costs. This net cost (TCO) is used to calculate adjusted budgets for electric vehicles. You will receive a similar table with budgets including which electric vehicles would fit each category. This will help you determine if a transition for your company is feasible with equivalent vehicles.

Stroohm believes that each company requires a unique approach that aligns with its corporate culture and strategic objectives. We consider the profiles and specific roles of the involved employees. There are various reasons for companies to embark on the transition to electric mobility. Together with your C-level team, we determine how sustainability, financial, HR, facility, and marketing interests influence this transition. The concrete approach is tailored accordingly to ensure a positive experience for everyone involved.

Electric vehicles charge 80-90% of their energy at home and at work. It's important to pay attention to this and adequately support your employees.

On one hand, this requires adjustments to the car policy, outlining rules regarding home charging and reimbursement of home charging costs. On the other hand, it's beneficial to consider the layout of the company's parking facilities. Encouraging charging at work is advantageous because the energy cost is lower there compared to at home.

We support new drivers by acquainting them with all aspects of electric driving. This includes a focus on various charging solutions, types of cables used, payment methods, different technologies, and available vehicles on the market. We also explain the evolution of the energy market and how to optimize energy consumption at home. Additionally, we assist drivers during their first trips or when charging in public locations.