While life has more or less put on the brakes in recent months, one mobility trend has moved further into the fast lane: electric mobility. So, for a deeper dive into the topic we want to take a look on the practical side of driving EVs: charging. In this Background check you’ll read about the differences between charging stations and plugs and
With a wider range of models, an increasing focus on striking design and rising practical usage – for more and more people, electric vehicles are a real mobility contender. In the vehicle fleet, electric cars are the first step towards a holistic, intelligent mobility concept.
Alphabet’s unique consulting approach and Electrification Potential Analysis are designed to make it easier for businesses to adopt eMobility. Deloitte and Interserve are among the first companies to make use of this service – with persuasive results.
Today, sustainability is a priority for many companies. As a key player in the international fleet industry, Alphabet takes a responsible approach to the environment by developing effective ways to minimise fleet CO2 emissions and enhance corporate sustainability.
Alphabet International, one of Europe’s leading providers of Business Mobility has announced excellent results for 2013. The company achieved an annual growth rate of 8%, up from 6% in 2012. Simultaneously, Alphabet’s car portfolio also expanded.
As of 1st January, 2014, Carsten Kwirandt is the Head of Marketing and Business Development at Alphabet International. Prior to taking up his new role, Mr. Kwirandt was Head of Alphabet’s eMobility Fleet Business Project. As such, he successfully planned and oversaw the 2013 international roll-out of advanced Business Mobility solution
