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Vehicles were designed for an old era of transportation. The modern fleet demands a redesign.
In this episode of The Fleet, Will Graylin, Founder & CEO of IndiGO Technologies, explores how today’s fleet needs have outgrown traditional vehicle assumptions, and why electrification works best when vehicles, charging, and deployment are designed together as a system. From last-mile delivery and charging access to community-level operations, this conversation reframes EV adoption as an opportunity to rethink how fleets are built and deployed for today’s realities.
Key Moments:
0:00 Why EV Architecture Has to Change
1:20 Will Graylin is Reinventing the Wheel for Fleets
3:55 The Fleet EV Problem (Last-Mile + Charging)
11:30 Fleet Electrification Needs Systems Thinking
14:10 Smart Wheels Explained
18:00 Modular EV Architecture
22:10 Accessibility and New Fleet Use Cases
24:25 Why OEMs Struggle to Change
28:20 The Model T Lesson for EVs
32:10 What Fleet Managers Should Evaluate
35:30 EV Charging as the Bottleneck
38:00 Safety, Visibility, and Vehicle Size
41:10 EV Fleet Ownership and Business Models
45:00 Electrification-as-a-Service (EASE)
46:05 Go Loop and Community Fleets
49:35 The Future of EV Fleets
If your organization depends on a fleet of vehicles, it’s time to think about your fleet as a strategic asset. Element delivers end-to-end solutions that reduce costs, improve productivity and support sustainability goals.
From vehicle acquisition to electrification and everything in between, Element’s data-driven approach helps organizations optimize performance and keep their drivers safe and supported on the road. To learn more about how Element can move your fleet forward, visit elementfleet.com
Mission.org is a media studio producing content alongside world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.
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Vehicles were designed for an old era of transportation. The modern fleet demands a redesign.
In this episode of The Fleet, Will Graylin, Founder & CEO of IndiGO Technologies, explores how today’s fleet needs have outgrown traditional vehicle assumptions, and why electrification works best when vehicles, charging, and deployment are designed together as a system. From last-mile delivery and charging access to community-level operations, this conversation reframes EV adoption as an opportunity to rethink how fleets are built and deployed for today’s realities.
Key Moments:
0:00 Why EV Architecture Has to Change
1:20 Will Graylin is Reinventing the Wheel for Fleets
3:55 The Fleet EV Problem (Last-Mile + Charging)
11:30 Fleet Electrification Needs Systems Thinking
14:10 Smart Wheels Explained
18:00 Modular EV Architecture
22:10 Accessibility and New Fleet Use Cases
24:25 Why OEMs Struggle to Change
28:20 The Model T Lesson for EVs
32:10 What Fleet Managers Should Evaluate
35:30 EV Charging as the Bottleneck
38:00 Safety, Visibility, and Vehicle Size
41:10 EV Fleet Ownership and Business Models
45:00 Electrification-as-a-Service (EASE)
46:05 Go Loop and Community Fleets
49:35 The Future of EV Fleets
If your organization depends on a fleet of vehicles, it’s time to think about your fleet as a strategic asset. Element delivers end-to-end solutions that reduce costs, improve productivity and support sustainability goals.
From vehicle acquisition to electrification and everything in between, Element’s data-driven approach helps organizations optimize performance and keep their drivers safe and supported on the road. To learn more about how Element can move your fleet forward, visit elementfleet.com
Mission.org is a media studio producing content alongside world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.
Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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