Keeping company fleet electromobility under control. How can you avoid costly charging mistakes?
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Company cars can charge at work, at employees' homes and at public stations. Owning stations is not a prerequisite. The key is to combine consumption, vehicles and costs into an overview the fleet manager can use.
Start with vehicle needs
- Where cars regularly park and for how long.
- How much energy they need for the next journey.
- Which cars should take priority when power is limited.
- How you will reimburse home charging and track other costs.
Charging at work and at home serve different purposes
Cars charge while parked at work. Home charging replenishes energy where the employee leaves the car overnight. MyAgeVolt helps record charging for a specific vehicle and prepare information for reimbursement.
Add stations where they make sense
Station numbers and power depend on vehicle operation and building capacity. Energy management coordinates charging with other consumption and allocates power according to configured priorities.
If you also need a trip log
A compatible tracker can provide vehicle location and journeys. Available data, such as battery or fuel level, depend on the car. An RFID reader helps identify the driver and distinguish business and private trips.
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