Glossary
Profit per vehicle
Profit per vehicle is a single truck's revenue minus its fully-allocated cost (fuel, driver, insurance, depreciation, maintenance). It is the metric that shows which trucks earn and which lose, distinct from utilisation, which only shows how busy a truck is.
Profit per vehicle is a single truck’s revenue minus its fully-allocated cost: fuel, driver, insurance, depreciation and maintenance, attributed by km, hour or trip. It is the number that answers “which of my trucks make money?”
It is not the same as utilisation. A truck can be busy all day and still lose money if its route, idle time or fuel burn outruns its revenue. Profit per vehicle exposes that; utilisation hides it.
Fleetric computes profit per vehicle (and per customer, project and site) from the tracking you already run. See how it works.
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