Winners revealed at 21st GREENFLEET Awards ceremony

The winners of the 2025 GREENFLEET Awards have been announced, recognising the organisations, individuals and innovations driving fleet decarbonisation. 

The 21st edition of the GREENFLEET Awards was held at the Coventry Building Society Arena on 4 December and was hosted by professional quizzer and comedian Paul Sinha.

The ceremony recognised more than 20 organisations and individuals demonstrating exceptional progress, ambition and leadership in decarbonising transport.

This year’s event marked a significant milestone for GREENFLEET, reflecting more than two decades of rapid evolution in clean-fleet technology and strategy. Award recipients included pioneering fleet operators cutting their environmental impact, manufacturers expanding their green vehicle portfolios, and suppliers supplying the tools and expertise to help operators transition to zero-emission transport.

A notable moment of the evening was the renaming of GREENFLEET’s Award for Outstanding Achievement. The accolade has been retitled the Quentin Willson Award for Outstanding Achievement, honouring the late broadcaster, EV advocate and long-time GREENFLEET collaborator Quentin Willson, who passed away in November 2025.

The renamed award was presented to Kate Armitage, a prominent advocate for transport electrification since 2010 and a long-standing GREENFLEET Ambassador. Kate previously led the EV Team at EDF Energy and served as projects director at Route Monkey. She also contributed to several landmark initiatives, including the design and technical specification of the charging infrastructure for the London 2012 Olympic electric vehicle fleet. 

The 2025 awards spanned a wide range of categories covering fleet operations, manufacturing, cutting-edge technology and individual leadership, highlighting the breadth of innovation and commitment driving the UK’s shift to cleaner, more sustainable transport.

This year’s winners are as follows:

IT Innovation Award:
Octopus Electroverse for Octopus Fleet
           
Mobility Provider of the year
PragmaCharge
 
Leasing Company of the Year (up to 20,000 Vehicles)
Athlon
 
Leasing Company of the Year (over 20,000 Vehicles)
Lex Autolease & Tusker
 
Alternative Fuel Provider of the Year        
Fuel Cell Systems
 
Public & On-Street Charging Provider of the Year
MFG
 
Fleet & Workplace Charging Provider of the Year
Zaptec
 
HGV Manufacturer of the Year
Volvo Trucks
 
LCV Manufacturer of the Year
Farizon
 
Fleet Car Manufacturer of the Year
BYD
 
EV Manufacturer of the Year
BMW
 
Public Sector Car Fleet of the Year 
National Highways
 
Public Sector Commercial Fleet of the Year
Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust
 
Public Sector Fleet Manager of the Year
Chris Demetriou, London Borough of Islington
 
Private Sector Car Fleet of the Year
Sherbet, The Electric Taxi Co
 
Private Sector Commercial Fleet of the Year
Royal Mail
 
Private Sector Fleet Manager of the Year
Gordon McCormick, Uniserve
 
GREENFLEET Vehicle of the Year
Mercedes-Benz eActros 600
 
GREENFLEET AWARD for Industry Innovation
Paua, for Paua Share

EV Champions
Gill Nowell from Hosted by Gill
David Costelloe from Costelloes EV
Sarah Gray from Dawsongroup Vans
Martin Hale from Qwello
Vicky Read from ChargeUK

The Electric Fleet Race

This year also saw the return of Rightcharge’s Electric Fleet Race Award, which gives special recognition to the largest EV fleet within the initiative. 

Launched at the start of 2024, the Electric Fleet Race offers a monthly insight into the organisations leading the way in EV numbers. This year there were three awards recognising fleets in the small, medium and large categories. 

The winners were Eric Wright Group, Skanska, and Royal Mail.