There are a few differences between driving an electric vehicle and an internal combustion engine vehicle. EVs have faster acceleration, no natural engine noise, and require less maintenance. You’ll also never have to stop at a gas station again. However, you will need to check your vehicle’s battery range, plan for charging based on your usage, and may need to adjust your range estimate for cold temperatures.

To find a charging station visit our Charging at State Facilities​ page

To initiate a charging session, you will need a fleet RFID card for the charging station’s network, typically Shell Recharge, Chargepoint, or Blink. RFID cards will be issued by your fleet manager and will be kept with the vehicle binder. Please see the FAQ section for more information or visist our charging at state facilities page. 
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