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Evmob opens first service center for electric commercial fleets
Evmob, a company that electrifies and operates commercial vehicle fleets, has opened its first service center in Campinas, Brazil.
The company is backed by Grupo Pátria and operates electric fleets for businesses including Carrefour and Grupo DPSP.
The 2,400-square-metre center will handle preventive and repair maintenance, washing, tire services, and diagnosis and repair of truck parts.
Bringing these services together is intended to give Evmob more control and provide specialized support for its electric trucks.
The company expects this to help spot problems earlier and plan repairs, reducing the time vehicles are out of service.
Evmob says the center is part of its plan to support growth in the number of vehicles it operates.
Evmob has opened its first service center, marking its entry into vehicle maintenance.
The center is in Campinas and covers 2,400 square meters.
It provides preventive and corrective maintenance, washing, tire services and a parts laboratory for truck diagnostics and repairs.
Evmob says bringing these activities together could help anticipate faults and reduce the time vehicles are out of service.
The company operates electric fleets for businesses including Grupo DPSP, Carrefour, Ecovias Ponte and Via Appia.
- Who
- Evmob, a commercial fleet electrification company backed by Grupo Pátria.
- What
- It opened its first service center, entering vehicle maintenance.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- Campinas, Brazil.
- Why
- Evmob says the center will support fleet growth and improve control, service speed and maintenance planning.
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- Center area
- 2,400 square meters
- Location
- Campinas
- Services
- Preventive and corrective maintenance, washing, tire services and a parts laboratory
- Fleet customers
- Grupo DPSP, Carrefour, Ecovias Ponte and Via Appia
What people are saying
We are structuring our operation to support the growth of the active fleet. Bringing maintenance in-house is a central part of the vertical integration strategy.
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