Energyevent-driven prediction and exception handlingoperationally deployed during the fleet’s first full winter.

Weather-aware battery and route management for winter EV operations

On cold days, the system warms batteries before drivers leave, raises required charge levels, and flags risky routes so vans do not run short on power.

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