Allstar has inked a deal with public charging firm Zest to bolster its roaming network for fleets.

The integration brings Zest’s growing national infrastructure of EV chargers into the Allstar network, adding more than 1,300 charging spaces for fleet drivers to access through the Allstar Co-Pilot app.

The partnership will also expand to allow customers to pay for charging at Zest sites with the Allstar Chargepass card, a single combined electric charging and fuel payment card.

Zest’s network includes fast, rapid and ultra-rapid charge points in key urban and regional locations, with a special focus on making charging easy where drivers live, work and travel. With a large proportion of chargers in car parks, destinations and residential streets, this partnership will help support real-world charging needs for modern fleet operations.

Robin Heap, CEO of Zest, said: “Fleet electrification is a cornerstone of the UK’s net zero transition. By making our chargers available through Allstar, we’re making it easier for drivers to plug in wherever they are – whether that’s a city centre, a business park, or close to home.”

Tom Rowlands, MD of global EV solutions at Allstar parent Corpay, added: “This collaboration underscores our dedication to offering fleet customers seamless access to a payment solution for reliable and fast charging options, essential for the evolving needs of modern businesses.”