Discover our energy transition solutions
Electrifying a fleet can feel complex — but with Michelin, it becomes simple, data‑driven, and tailored.
Our solutions help you understand where EVs make sense, how to transition smoothly, and how to reduce your environmental impact while controlling costs.
Transition to an electrified Fleet
Our approach combines real operational data with predictive analytics to support your energy transition from A to Z.
This includes:
Identifying EV‑eligible vehicles based on real driving patterns
Estimating CO₂ reductions and cost impact
Supporting operational adoption (charging, usage, range)
Offering long‑term EV fleet monitoring and optimisation
Whether you manage a small local fleet or a large multi‑country operation, Michelin provides clarity and actionable insights for a confident, progressive transition.
The EV transition tool (MCF)
Make informed, data‑driven decisions about electrifying your fleet — vehicle by vehicle.
The EV Transition Tool on the Michelin Connected Fleet (MCF) platform analyses real-life vehicle usage to identify which vehicles can be safely and efficiently replaced by electric alternatives.
What the tool does:
Analyse real driving behaviour (daily mileage, trip patterns, stop duration, etc.)
Determine EV suitability for each vehicle based on actual usage
Estimate potential cost savings, including fuel
Calculate CO₂ emissions reduction potential
Identify operational risks, such as time of charge required
The result: A clear electrification roadmap, tailored to your fleet’s operations — only with real data.
Rolling into the Future Together
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) - EV transition
Get an answer to your question
The EV Transition Tool uses your own vehicle’s historical data to determine if the daily usage fits the capabilities of electric vehicles.
Our analysis includes fuel savings, estimated charging costs, and potential TCO evolution.
We simulate daily driving needs versus EV model range, taking into account weather, payload, and charging opportunities
We help identify the best approach depending on your fleet’s operating patterns: depot charging, home charging, or public networks.
We provide an electrification roadmap prioritising vehicle that deliver the highest environmental benefits first.
Why choose Michelin for energy transition solutions?
A global leader in tyre intelligence
130+ years of mobility and engineering expertise
Trusted by tens of thousands of professional fleets worldwide
Michelin combines deep tyre engineering knowledge with advanced connected technologies to help fleets operate safely, efficiently and sustainably across all environments.
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