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Plan Fragrance Use Across a Vehicle Fleet
In a fleet car, the scent is not for one driver. It is for every passenger, renter and shift. Many passengers prefer a car that simply smells clean, and some are sensitive to fragrance. Our fleet car air freshener supply favors low or no fragrance, easy replacement and the same experience in every vehicle.
- Fragrance-free options
- One light fleet scent
- Depot multipacks
Quick to swap at every cleanStart with how vehicles are used
A setup for every kind of fleet
Short rideshare trips, long rental periods, delivery vans and shuttle buses differ in cabin size, occupancy and cleaning frequency. Here is where most fleets start.
| Vehicle use | Suggested product | Replacement point |
|---|---|---|
| Rideshare and taxi | Fragrance-free charcoal bag under the seat, or one light vent clip scent | Each deep clean |
| Rental cars | Light fiber can or vent clip in one fleet scent | Each return clean or service |
| Delivery vans | Charcoal bag plus a light vent clip in the cab | Each service |
| Shuttles and buses | Fragrance-free odor control | On the cleaning schedule |
Low-intensity and fragrance-free options
Clean first, scent second
The best fleet cabin smells of nothing in particular. These three options get you there.
- Fragrance-free charcoal absorbers
Placed under seats, they take up odors without adding any scent.
Odor control - Light scents in adjustable formats
Vent clips and fiber cans with a small opening keep the scent soft and steady.
Vent clips - One consistent fleet scent
The same light scent in every vehicle, instead of a mix, so every passenger gets the same experience.
Placement, cleaning and replacement records
Part of the cleaning checklist
Under passenger seats and on vents are the favorite fleet placements: out of the way, easy to check and quick to replace during cleaning.
- The fresh product goes in as the last step after cleaning.
- Replace on a fixed schedule, for example at each service or deep clean.
- Record it in your vehicle checklist, next to the cleaning sign-off.
- Refillable vent clips make replacement quick and clean.
Passenger feedback and trials
Let drivers and passengers decide
Run a small trial before rolling out: a few vehicles fragrance-free, a few with a light scent. Feedback from the people in the cars picks the fleet setup.
Charcoal odor absorbers under the seats.
One light vent clip or fiber can scent.
Collect comments from drivers at shift change and from passenger ratings or renter surveys.
Order by vehicle count and replacement interval, packed in fleet-friendly multipacks.
How a fleet project runs
From trial group to every depot
- Share your vehicles
Types, count, depots and cleaning routine.
- Trial
Fragrance-free and light-scent options in a small group of vehicles.
- Choose one fleet setup
From driver and passenger feedback.
- Set the replacement interval
And add it to your cleaning checklist.
- Order by vehicle count
In depot multipacks, with fixed references for every reorder.
Fleet FAQ
Fleet questions
Placement, care and replacement guides for every product we supply.
Should a fleet use one scent or several?
One consistent, light scent gives every passenger the same experience and keeps ordering simple.
Do you offer fragrance-free products?
Yes. Charcoal odor absorbers carry no fragrance and suit cars where passengers prefer a neutral cabin.
Can products carry our fleet branding?
Yes. Vent clips, cans and hangers can carry your logo, and multipacks can be labeled for your depots.
How do we order for many vehicles?
Order by vehicle count and replacement interval. We pack fleet multipacks and can split deliveries by depot.
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Discuss a fleet trial
Tell us about your fleet
Vehicle types, how many, your depots and how often vehicles are cleaned. We suggest a trial setup and send the samples for it.
- 01We suggest fragrance-free and light-scent options for your vehicles.
- 02Trial samples arrive for a small group of vehicles.
- 03You receive a rollout plan by vehicle count and interval.