EV100 members

Takashimaya is a Japanese company that operates a well-known chain of department stores across Asia, offering a wide range of products. As an EV100 member, Takashimaya has committed to switch its fleet of vehicles to EV by 2030 and to provide EV charging for customers of all of its department stores – including, where technology permits, overseas stores located in Singapore, Mainland China, Vietnam and Thailand.

Tarmac is the UK’s leading sustainable building materials and construction solutions business. Through EV100, Tarmac has committed to convert its 2000+ vehicle fleet to EV by 2030, as well as installing charging infrastructure for customers and staff at its relevant corporate locations.

Taxelco is a taxi service provider delivering a third of all taxi rides in Montreal, Canada. As an EV100 member, Taxelco will switch 1,500 vehicles to EV by 2030 and will collaborate towards the implementation of charging points.

Tesco is the UK’s largest grocery and general merchandise retailer. As an EV100 member, Tesco will switch all of its 5,500 vans to EV by 2030 and install charging at over 600 stores in the UK. Tesco will also electrify its fleet and roll out charging at all relevant sites in its other global markets, subject to the viability of available vehicles and technological advancements.

The Estée Lauder Companies is one of the world’s leading manufacturers and marketers of quality skin care, makeup, fragrance and hair care products with a diverse portfolio of brands sold in 150 countries. The company has a target to transition 100% of its global corporate fleet to electric vehicles by 2030.

Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc (TEPCO) is the largest power company group in Japan, generating, distributing and selling electricity and other types of energy principally to the Kanto metropolitan area, which includes Tokyo and Yokohama. Under EV100, TEPCO will switch its 4,400 vehicle fleet to EV and roll out charging for staff at all premises by 2030. The company has already switched over 400 vehicles and installed approximately 100 charging points at office sites.

Trane Technologies is a global climate innovator focused on the manufacturing of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration systems. Through its strategic brands Trane and Thermo King, and its portfolio of environmental products and services, Trane Technologies brings sustainable, efficient climate solutions to buildings, homes, and transportation. As an EV100 member, Trane Technologies pledges to electrify its global fleet of 8000+ vehicles where economically and technically feasible by 2030.

Tusker is an award winning Car Benefit company based in the UK who provide comprehensive car schemes through Salary Sacrifice. As an EV100 member, Tusker has committed to switching its 40,000 vehicle customer fleet to EV by 2030 and increase charging at its office to support EV uptake by staff.

Unilever is a global consumer goods company co-headquartered in the UK and the Netherlands. Under EV100, it has committed to transition its fleet of over 11,000 vehicles to EVs as well as offer workplace charging for staff and work with service providers to prioritize EVs. 

Vattenfall is a Swedish utility serving customers in Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, Germany, the UK and Sweden. In 2017, Vattenfall committed to switching its 1,000 benefit passenger cars to EV by 2021, with the rest of its fleet to be electrified by 2030.