fleet
A fleet is a bunch of cars that a company owns and uses for its work, like delivery trucks or company cars.
In automotive context, a fleet refers to a group of vehicles owned or leased by an organization for business purposes.
Hear It Discussed
"So right now I've got my whole fleet, most of them out in Rhode Island and the Newport, Rhode Island."
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"It said that PACE supports weekly over-the-air updates in the fleet that gets deployed, which is currently 80,000 vehicles today."
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"because it just exited the testing program now, which is kind of in the fleet. So we're going to put our families in them and use them and things like that."
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