How much does your fleet really cost you?
Sometimes the biggest expense is not the most obvious. Many managers believe that their main cost is fuel or maintenance, but the reality is that lack of control generates silent losses that can be even greater.
Examples of hidden costs in fleet management:
- Inefficient fuel consumption: vehicles idling for long periods, non-optimized routes or even off-hour use. It all adds up.
- Reactive rather than preventive maintenance: every time a vehicle goes out of service due to an unexpected failure, you lose more than the cost of the repair.
- Fines and penalties for non-compliance with contracts: Failure to meet delivery or service deadlines directly impacts profitability and customer relations.
- Improper use of vehicles: Without proper control, your fleet may be operating outside the established parameters, generating unnecessary expenses.
Worst of all, without concrete information, these costs go unnoticed and slowly erode profitability.
How to avoid it?
With strategic control based on data analysis, you can identify and reduce these expenses before they affect your margins.