Allstar expands Alphabet partnership with enhanced EV payment solutions

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Allstar has expanded its existing partnership with Alphabet GB to offer on-the-road and home charging payment solutions to its customers.

Ashley Tate, MD, Allstar Chargepass UK

Allstar has supplied Alphabet customers with fuel card solutions throughout their 15-year partnership and the latest development will enhance this with streamlined payment options for drivers and fleet managers.

The Allstar One Electric all-in-one charging and fuel payment solution enables customers to manage all fuel types on one payment card, including the ability to pay for EV charging across a multi-branded and rapidly expanding electric charging network.

The total number of charge points accessible through the Allstar network now stands at over 14,000, at more than 4,000 locations across the UK, of which 91% of chargers are fast, rapid, and ultra-rapid – helping EV drivers to get back on the road sooner and for longer.

Drivers with chargers installed at their homes also have the option to pay for charging via Allstar Homecharge, giving complete visibility of charging and payments.

Ashley Tate, managing director, Allstar Chargepass UK, said: “Alphabet is a key partner of ours with a shared passion for being at the forefront of mobility solutions. We’re thrilled we’ve been able to add to our already fruitful partnership by providing them with our on-the-road and at home EV solutions so that their customers can benefit from added convenience and simplified charging payments.”

The enhanced collaboration supports Alphabet’s work to help drivers go electric. The fleet management and leasing specialist currently operates a fleet of over 55,000 electrified cars and vans in the UK, and 70% of its new car orders this year have been either partially or fully electric.

David Rose, head of product and governance at Alphabet GB, added: “Smart, flexible, and convenient solutions are at the heart of our offering and we’re always looking at how we can make mobility even easier for drivers and fleet managers. By expanding our long-standing partnership with Allstar, we’re reinforcing our commitment to ensuring fleets of all sizes get the expert support and solutions they need to break down barriers and supercharge EV adoption.”

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Natalie Middleton

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