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The global coronavirus crisis has forced a huge amount of change on people, from where they can travel and how they work to the ways in which they socialise.

EVs represent probably one of the single biggest technological changes in the car and leasing industry. Many questions are being asked by Arval’s fleet customers about the practicalities of operating these new vehicles. In order to help you, our expert from Arval Consulting answers three of the most common queries.

We are one of the international specialists in vehicle leasing and new mobility solutions, and a carbon-neutral business, constantly reaffirming our commitment to CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) through concrete actions taken at the heart of our business. It is therefore completely natural that, in the context of the Covid-19 health crisis, we have launched numerous initiatives to protect our employees, clients and drivers, but also to participate in collective efforts to support people on the front line in the battle against the virus.

Is the actual crisis a threat or an opportunity for energy transition? In his interview by Dieter Quartier from Fleet Europe Magazine, Shams-Dine El Mouden, Arval Consulting Director, shares some insights into the current challenges and explains, with the help of Arval’s recent White Paper, why there are still reasons to believe in EVs.

Electric vehicle (EV) drivers may need to unplug their passenger cars and LCV during the coronavirus lockdown in order to reduce the risk of battery damage, Arval has suggested.