Greenpeace Electrify Fleets

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41% of all new car
sales in Australia are bought for fleets

In 2022, businesses were responsible for
4.5 million vehicles on Australian roads.

Electrify Company Fleets

Companies have an important role to play in electrifying our cars and trucks – but they're not moving fast enough.

Keep scrolling to find out which companies are leading the race to electric vehicles – and which are still in the slow lane.

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Take Action

Companies have stalled on the road to electric vehicles. It's time we told them Australians want cleaner, quieter streets.

Here are simple 3 things you can do right now to get corporate fleets into gear.

Greenpeace Electric Fleets Petition

Sign the open letter

Your voice matters. Australian companies need to know that their customers want renewable-powered electric cars and trucks. Let them know you want cleaner, quieter, streets in your neighbourhood.

Take action
Share the Electric Fleets on LinkedIn

Share on LinkedIn

Spark the conversation in your network by sharing the campaign on LinkedIn and showing companies that renewable-powered electric transport is the way to go!

Share now
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Email the supermarkets

Join the thousands of Australians calling on supermarket giants Coles and ALDI to make a commitment to clean transport.

Take action

Why should businesses
electrify their fleets?

Green energy Reduce climate pollution
Solar power Save on costs
Electric vehicle (EV) EVs for all Australians
Why should businesses electrify their fleets

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It's time to get our homes, workplaces and communities off oil and gas forever. Head on over to our main Electrify website to see what else Greenpeace is doing in the electrification revolution. 

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Whether you’re a customer, a business executive, a staff member – or you just want to see more electric vehicles on our roads – we want you on board with our campaign! Sign up now to get the latest on our Electrify Fleets campaign. 
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