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Industry Specifics
We cover most industries and have customers in a number of sectors. These include:
Our Expertise in Local Authority
Economy Tuning vehicle modification can help contribute between 4 and 14% in carbon reductions to your council. Local authorities typically have mixed and large fleets from gritters to street cleaning to meals on wheels. All of these vehicles can be both measured and savings made with a major contribution to acheiving your NI185 commitments.
Typically for every 5 Mercedes Econic RCV's we show a CO2 reduction of around 1000KG of carbon per week.
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Haulage
Tailored solutions and bespoke mapping for most general haulage applications. Typical improvement of 0.7mpg
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Palletised
In this sector we achieve around 0.75 to 1MPG improvement.
Couriers
Do your sprinters do 31mpg? Substantial improvements are available to most vans including sprinters, ivecos and transits.
Click play opposite to see a remap in progress on a Scania P Series
Every economy tune optimisation will typically deliver:Fuel economy improvements of up to 15%an engine that responds more eagerly to your right footsmoother power delivery making town driving much easier with fewer gear changesimproved acceleration for safer overtakingDepending on driving style a reduction in CO2 emissions of up to 10%
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Waste and environmental
Econic, Dennis and Volvo municipal vehicle improvements range from 1 to 1.7mpg improvement.
Multidrop
A saving of around 10% deliveries of these type require similar solutions to the courier markets, we offer 24/7 support and onsite instalation with
Local Authorities
Instant savings and complete control of costs. We already work with a number of local authorities.
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