This fleet is going electric, and sharing their real-world results (and savings) online
By Jo Borrás
Published on April 26, 2026.
A Redditor named Wonderful_Ear_6541 has shared their company's real-world cost breakdown on the /electricvehicles subreddit. The fleet included a 2018 Ford F-350 PowerStroke diesel, a 2022 Ford Transit, and a 2024 Ram ProMaster van. The company found that the 2022 Ford E-Transit cost the company just $698 over more than twenty-seven thousand miles of all-electric miles, a significant savings compared to the $7,515 fuel bill incurred by the ProMaster. Despite some learning curve related issues, the company found it significantly cheaper to operate.
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