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FLEETLEAP offers free diesel and e-truck guidance for Australian fleets

By Fleet Fuel Index ·

Australian diesel truck on an open highway beside an electric truck at a charger
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FLEETLEAP, led by MOV3MENT, launched at NatRoad's Gold Coast conference. It plans free guidance on diesel use and electric trucks. A portal, reports, a road demonstration and an advice service are planned. Not all of those are open yet.

News, drawn from the sources below. Supplier and organiser statements are marked as such.

Australian road freight operators have a new industry-led information programme. FLEETLEAP launched at NatRoad's national conference on the Gold Coast. It is led by MOV3MENT. Partners include NatRoad, Heavy Vehicle Industry Australia, QTLC, A2EP, NTI, NewVolt and JET Charge.

The programme says it will offer free guidance on cutting diesel use and on assessing electric trucks.

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency is funding part of the work under Driving the Nation. ARENA's project page, last updated on 6 November 2026, lists A$1.01 million of ARENA funding toward a A$1.77 million project. The project runs to 1 May 2029.

Planned outputs include a public information portal, twice-yearly electric truck market reports, and Run on Less Australia, a real-world electric truck demonstration. A free fleet advice service is also planned beyond the ARENA-funded core. These are planned outputs. They are not all open yet.

What to watch. The near-term question for an Australian fuel manager is when the portal and the advice service open, and how the guidance stays independent when technology vendors sit in the partnership.

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Sources opened on 9 November 2026. This page does not claim those sources have been re-read since that date.

General information for fleet and fuel managers. Not tax, financial or purchasing advice.