The phrase "automobile fleet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of vehicles owned or operated by a company or organization, typically for transportation purposes.
Example: "The company decided to upgrade its automobile fleet to improve fuel efficiency and reduce maintenance costs."
Alternatives: "vehicle fleet" or "car fleet".
He wants the president to convert the entire federal automobile fleet to natural gas.
Pollution emitted by this sector is constantly increasing with the expansion of the automobile fleet.
And the number of cars that can burn E85, about six million and rising, is still only 2.4percentt of the nation's automobile fleet.
The Senator's plan to "help free Americans from the grip of foreign oil by developing hydrogen fuel-cell technologies to power much of the nation's automobile fleet" was "gaining ground and picking up steam in Congress".
As an imperfect but informative experiment, we might ask whether recent increases in fuel and energy costs, particularly petrol, have done more to reduce the share of SUVs in the American automobile fleet or the incidence of dog ownership.
Put all three concepts together in one vehicle, posit that within a few decades this shared EV-AV technology will take over the nation's automobile fleet, and the outcome seems environmentally irresistible, verging on fantastical.
GE Capital Fleet Services, one of the largest lessors of corporate automobile fleets in the world, began its CRM initiative by asking, "What aspects of our existing processes frustrate customers and managers?" The answer, executives found, was the "looping" that occurred as each order was processed.
The methane can then be piped into the natural gas grid, squeezed into a liquid to fuel automobile fleets or converted into electricity via combustion.
Brazilian urbanism invested early on in the automobile as a privileged mode of transportation – car fleets have in some cases more than doubled in this century, rendering our cities more hostile, less livable.
He had his own yacht, his own railroad car, a fleet of automobiles, stables of fine horses.
