Abstract: The present invention provides power for electronic devices in connection with a light electric vehicle. A power system is connected the high voltage battery pack of the light electric vehicle. The power system includes a converter for providing voltage levels less than that of the battery pack, preferably at the 5 volt and 12 volt levels. The power system includes one or more outlets for accessing the different power levels. The power system includes a light control for high efficiency operation of vehicle lights and integration with controls on the light electric vehicle.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a system for fleet management of light electric vehicles which monitors capabilities of the light electric vehicles within the fleet. The capabilities of the light electric vehicle may include equipment and/or personnel associated with the vehicle. The capabilities may be monitored either through automatic mechanisms or manual entry of information. The system dispatches vehicles to locations to complete jobs based upon the capabilities of the vehicles. The dispatching system may be managed centrally or in a distributed manner. In a centrally managed system, the information relating to the capabilities of a vehicle is transmitted to a central station for fleet control. In a distributed system, each vehicle includes a controller for determining a status of a vehicle based upon the job requested and the capabilities of the vehicle. A vehicle is self-selected for dispatch based upon its status relative to other vehicles.