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Fleet cost calculator

See the bigger picture of fleet cost.

Compare petrol and electric running costs in naira. The defaults describe a sedan driven 120 km a day. Change any figure to match your fleet, then enter written quotes to see payback.

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Fleet economics
Use real inputs.
Decide with confidence.A planning estimate, not a quotation.
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Start with a few operating assumptions.

Results update as you type. Vehicle prices and charging cost are left blank on purpose: enter them from written quotes to see payback.

Your fleet assumptions

Usage
Petrol vehicle
Electric vehicle

Illustrative starting assumptions: petrol at ₦1,350 per litre and grid electricity at ₦210 per kWh. Generator cost is illustrative and varies widely. Replace every figure with your own quotes and tariffs.

Indicative comparison

What the numbers suggest

Petrol, running cost—per kilometre
Electric, running cost—per kilometre
Petrol, per vehicle a year—energy cost; maintenance included if entered
Electric, per vehicle a year—energy cost; maintenance included if entered
Saving per vehicle a year—running-cost difference; maintenance included if entered
Saving across the fleet a year—before financing and tax
Simple payback—Enter vehicle prices and charging cost from written quotes to see payback.
Net position over the analysis period—Appears once quotes are entered.
This is a planning estimate, not a quotation. It excludes financing, tax, insurance, downtime, charging losses and resale value.
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How to read it

Charging source changes the answer.

Switch the electricity source to a generator and watch the saving shrink. This is why we assess your charging before recommending a purchase. We compare against petrol because that is what most fleets run today; see our FAQ on electric versus CNG.