AYRO Inc. announces an agreement with Element Fleet Management, the world’s pure-play automotive fleet manager. By combining AYRO’s marketing, engineering, and production expertise with Element’s fleet management capabilities, global footprint and consulting experience, the companies aim to support the deployment of large fleets of AYRO electric delivery vehicles over the next four years. Element currently has 1 million vehicles under management across 5 countries and serves over 5,500 loyal, world-class clients. AYRO will partner with Element for their suite of fleet management services spanning the vehicle lifecycle. The collaboration is intended to allow clients interested in AYRO vehicles to benefit from Element’s experienced strategic consulting team to help select, finance, and optimize their fleets for cost savings, driver safety, and reduced environmental impact. In addition, Element’s commercial sales team is expected to offer AYRO EVs and Element’s service partner network to provide appropriate maintenance, accident repair, transport, roadside assistance, and other on-road services to ensure client satisfaction and real-time support. AYRO’s lineup of EV models vary from light-duty truck, van, and flatbeds to three-wheel vehicle configurations. Given that AYRO’s EVs are 100% electric, they can also operate in challenging environments, including inside warehouses and stadiums, as well as outside on higher education, government, and corporate campuses, in addition to traversing public roads (LSV version – subject to state regulations). The wide range of applications for AYRO’s next-generation EVs are supported by the efficiency and ergonomic nature of its vehicles that have the potential to deliver lower annual operation costs than gas or diesel. Because each vehicle can be charged using a standard 110V/20amp outlet, EV charging infrastructure is not required, allowing fleet managers to transition to electric fleets more easily. AYRO and Element intend to initially serve clients in the U.S. and Canada over the next four years, but the supply chain capabilities and resources of the two companies can also be leveraged to meet potential future demand across global markets.