For fleets
Which of these vehicles can cover which duties?
Fleet decisions fail on the vehicles that almost work. Mission Check EV shows where the evidence supports a duty and what would need to change.
What operators get
- · A Battery Report for each vehicle, with evidence level and confidence stated.
- · Journey checks against real duties, temperature and payload rather than brochure range.
- · Charging evidence showing what stops actually achieved on those vehicles.
- · Predicted-versus-actual outcomes recorded after the job to improve later estimates.
Duties Mission Check EV is built to test
IllustrativePanel van
A loaded panel van
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760 kg of pallets, 118 miles with a return leg, motorway-weighted, 4 °C. The load and the cold both raise consumption, so the check reports the minimum sensible starting charge rather than a single range figure.
Crew van
A crew van carrying six people
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Six people, tools and materials — roughly 450 kg before cargo. Passenger weight is counted as payload, and repeated site stops with cabin heating on are added to the energy band.
Taxi or private hire
A taxi or private-hire shift
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A saloon, hatchback or SUV on a ten-hour shift, including dead mileage, waiting time, cabin climate use and charging access. These tailored inputs are supported today.
Minibus
An electric minibus duty
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Two school runs, passengers, luggage, cabin heating and a mid-duty parking window. These tailored duty inputs are supported today.
Electric truck
An electric truck route
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Relevant inputs include payload, duty distance, stops, terrain, auxiliary equipment, refrigeration or tail-lift use and charging access. Truck-specific calculation is not yet validated, so no suitability result is produced.
Accessible or specialist
A wheelchair-accessible or specialist duty
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Wheelchair-accessible duties can include passengers and equipment today. Other specialist duties can be recorded, but require category-specific validation before a suitability result is produced.
Examples only. Every figure in a real Mission Check EV check is supplied by the operator or observed on a recorded journey, and the result states which.
Pilot shape
- · Start with a small group of vehicles and their hardest recurring duties.
- · Record journeys and charging for a defined period to raise the evidence level.
- · Compare predictions against real outcomes before extending scope.
Pilot application
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Multi-vehicle fleet dashboards and shared access are not available yet. Single-vehicle Battery Reports and journey checks work today.