Chevin calls on fleet operators to look beyond implementation

Chevin, the company behind FleetWave, is telling buyers to stop scoring fleet software on how painless the rollout looks and start asking whether it still earns its keep three years on. A slick demo tells you nothing about scalability once vehicle numbers, sites or reporting demands grow. (Chevin Fleet)

The case is backed by scale rather than sentiment. FleetWave, which took Business Car's Best Fleet Management Software 2025 award, now manages more than a million vehicles and associated assets across over 180 countries, with clients ranging from West Midlands Ambulance Service to Cox Enterprises and the State of Connecticut. It's priced across Lite, Core and Advanced tiers on a per-vehicle, per-month basis, and integrates with fuel management, GPS tracking, ERP, CRM and telematics systems - the kind of plumbing that matters far more once you're two years in than on day one. Tony Page at West Midlands Ambulance Service uses it to track vehicles and medical equipment together. (Chevin Fleet)

Why this matters: When comparing fleet management platforms, weigh integration depth and tier flexibility against your five-year vehicle and asset growth, not just the onboarding quote.