EV Fleet charging electrification can be a complex and challenging process. Ensuring the correct infrastructure and operational controls are put in place for an orderly EV fleet management roll out, calls for suppliers with experience.

For this reason, we feel comfortable recommending Pod Point and E.ON to our fleet customers and prospects.

They can install, operate and maintain the hardware, and provide management reporting platforms, showing usage analytics, carbon tracking, charging and expense management, and more.

Please see details of our preferred suppliers below and click the links for more information and to book a call back from their Business specialists.

E.ON DRIVE

E.ON can design, install, operate and maintain your electric car charging points, with authenticated access, charging data, CO₂ offset reporting, and maintenance on-call. 

POD POINT

Pod Point's mission is to put an EV chargepoint wherever drivers park. They've installed over 200,000 charge points at businesses and residential locations across UK and have a public network of over 8,000 bays. They serve a number of well-known national businesses.

Your business could be eligible for a number of Government grants and benefit from full expensing that should ease the cost of charger installations and new vehicles helping kick-start your journey to electrification.

The Zap Map route planning service has 95% of all UK chargers listed, helping business EV drivers navigate the fastest and easiest journey routes with charging on the way.

Take care of your battery

Most electric vehicles won’t experience significant battery decline under normal everyday use. A simple tip to keep your battery in shape is to avoid letting the charge drop below 5%.

Plan your trips

Your electric vehicle’s battery is fully sufficient for your day-to-day journeys. When going on long trips, just make sure to let it take a break and charge while you stretch your legs and grab a bite to eat.

Optimise your driving

Just like with a petrol car, small details can make a big difference to your driving efficiency charge. Speed, accelerating and braking behaviour, road conditions, the number of passengers and amount of luggage, tyre pressure and even the air temperature all play a role in the car's range.