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How fleet cost is measured

Ask three people what a fleet costs and you get three numbers. These articles walk through how that number is built: which lines belong in it, which comparisons mislead, and what the result is actually good for. Every method here can be applied by hand.

July 25, 20268 min readTCO, Fleet cost, Method
Fleet TCO explained: how to calculate cost per kilometre
The fuel invoice shows roughly half of what a vehicle costs your company. The other half sits in insurance, road tax, depreciation and incident records. TCO pulls those into a single figure.
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July 25, 20267 min readFuel, Measurement, Method
How to measure real fuel consumption with a fill-up log
The 7.5 L/100 km on the spec sheet is a laboratory figure. Finding the number your fleet actually burns needs no extra hardware — a properly kept fill-up log is enough.
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July 25, 20267 min readLeasing, TCO, Decision
Own or lease? Deciding with monthly equivalent cost
A lease is one line on an invoice. Ownership is spread across eight. The only way to compare them is to reduce ownership to one line as well.
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How fleet cost is measured

Fleet TCO explained: how to calculate cost per kilometre

How to measure real fuel consumption with a fill-up log

Own or lease? Deciding with monthly equivalent cost