Goodman Announces $7.2M Electric Vehicle Incentive

Goodman is committed to a long-term, sustainable strategy that produces beneficial economic, environmental, and social consequences for its company, its stakeholders, and the world at large.

FREMONT, CA: Goodman, a worldwide property business dedicated to creating space for greatness, has announced a 7.2 million dollars incentive to assist its 900 plus employees around the world in making the switch to electric vehicles.

Goodman is committed to a long-term, sustainable strategy that produces beneficial economic, environmental, and social consequences for its company, its stakeholders, and the world at large. The Group intends to take a comprehensive approach to ESG in order to not only minimize the carbon footprint of its properties, but also to instill sustainability in Goodman's culture and principles. The electric car effort is an excellent illustration of how the team is encouraged to contribute to the realization of this goal.

Greg Goodman, CEO, Goodman Group said: “We are committed to providing solutions that reduce emissions and we want to enable our people to make a difference as individuals. Electric cars align with our sustainable philosophy and our focus on economic, environmental and social outcomes. To help unlock more sustainable transport for our team we are offering up to 7.2 million dollars worth of EV incentives over the next five years.”

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Goodman's industry-leading green program, when combined with various government rebates and incentives offered around the world, will drastically cut the cost of purchasing electric vehicles for its employees.

“Delivering the necessary infrastructure to support electric vehicles is also critical and has become a fundamental component of warehouse and office carpark design across our portfolio,” Goodman said.

All new Goodman development projects will include dedicated electric car parking and charging facilities, thereby encouraging the rise of electric vehicle usage.