Connected vehicle payments could reshape fleet management in New Zealand
Managing fleet expenses has traditionally relied on fuel cards and multiple payment systems. As connected vehicle technology continues to evolve, that approach may soon look very different.
In a recent Fleet Auto News interview, Chris Tulloch, President, Custom Fleet, explains how vehicle-initiated payments could help simplify fleet operations by connecting vehicle-related expenses through smarter digital technology.
Cohen McElroyMarketing and Communications Manager ANZ
11 Aug 20262 min read
A more connected approach to fleet payments
Fleet management is becoming increasingly digital.
Emerging payment technologies have the potential to allow vehicles to securely initiate payments for services such as refuelling, EV charging, tolls, parking and maintenance, reducing the need for multiple payment methods while giving fleet managers greater visibility and control over fleet spending.
For organisations, this could mean simpler administration and greater confidence that vehicle-related transactions are captured accurately.
Backed by global innovation
The technology is already moving beyond concept.
Element Fleet Management, Custom Fleet's parent company, has acquired (opens in a new tab), expanding its connected payment capabilities across the global business.