Every car’s day is planned before it leaves.
Each car starts full at the depot. Chargespot already knows how far today goes and whether it needs to charge on the way.
Across the city.And beyond it.
A stop along the way.Then back to work.
One fleet. Many journeys.More places to go. More room to work.
For businessEvery car. Every stop.
Every car. Every stop.
One plan for the day.
Chargespot plans each vehicle’s day around its battery, the road and the chargers on the way, on the networks your fleet already uses.
One working day.
Three cars, one plan.
Three real cars on real roads out of Delhi. Scroll through their day.
Where to charge is already decided.
Around km 245, Car 1 stops at a fast charger on its route. The driver plugs in and pays from the operator wallet already linked. Live station data appears on the map as it loads.
Every car, every charge, in one place.
The fleet view we’re building with our first fleets: where each car went and where it charged, without asking the drivers.
CarDistanceCharges
Car 1 · Windsor EV750 km3
Car 2 · Tigor EV73 km0
Car 3 · Nexon.ev265 km1
Car 1Car 2Car 3
Cars and battery sizes from the Chargespot vehicle catalogue; charge estimates from the car and the road. Roads © OpenStreetMap contributors.
What you get,
and what we build with you.
Every trip, planned around the car
Routes, charging stops and the charge on arrival, worked out from each vehicle’s battery and the road. Drivers switch between vehicles in one account.
Charging on the networks you use
Public stations from networks like Statiq and Tata Power, with live status where the network shares it. Link the operator wallets your drivers already use.
The whole fleet, in one view
A view for dispatch, records and reconciliation, designed with our first fleets around how you actually run the day.
One conversation,
about one problem.
Tell us what you run.
Your cities, the vehicles you run and roughly how many. One typical working day helps most.
Pick the problem worth solving first.
We look at the workflow, the data involved and the people who use it, and agree what a good outcome looks like.
Scope it together.
A pilot or integration follows a review of compatibility, permissions and operations. Timing is agreed in that conversation.
Bring us one
real working day.
Your cities, your vehicles and a typical day on the road. We’ll plan it with you, set up the networks and wallets you use, and agree what a pilot looks like.
How fleet pricing worksYour fleet, in a few details.
Prepare fleet enquiryOpens an email draft with these details for you to review and send.