For lease companies
Charging, included in the monthly rate.
Bundle public, office, and home charging into the lease price. One view of every cost, nothing for the driver to manage.
You lease the car. The charging is someone else's problem — until it isn't.
Clients taking electric expect the same simplicity they had with a fuel card. Instead their drivers end up with several charging apps, several invoices, and a monthly argument about home charging reimbursement.
That friction lands back with you, and it slows down electric adoption across your book.
One rate, car and charging together
Offer charging as part of the lease rather than something the client sorts out afterwards. A fixed monthly amount, a card per driver, and access to the majority of public networks in Romania.
For your client it's one line on one invoice. For you it's a reason to win the deal over a lease that stops at the car.
Home and office charging, handled properly
Most charging happens at home, and it's the part that turns into a monthly admin job — drivers photographing meters, submitting claims, someone working out which tariff applied.
We supply the home charger and meter every session. You get the exact kWh and cost per driver, calculated against their own tariff, ready to reimburse. No claims, no photographs, no estimates.
Office and depot charging works the same way — we supply and manage the chargers, and those sessions bill directly.
Home, office, and public charging all appear in the same reporting, so you see total cost per driver in one place.
Consumption, cost, and CO2 from one source
Session data per driver and per vehicle, exportable for accounting. CO2 reporting comes from the same data, which your clients increasingly need for their own reporting.
We supply the home charger, meter the sessions, and settle them on the same invoice as everything else. The driver charges at home and does nothing. You see the cost per driver alongside public charging, in one place.
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Let's talk about your company.
A short call first — how many vehicles you manage, how many are electric, and where the charging admin is costing you time.
