Bonnet launches new fleet-focused charging services

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EV charging app Bonnet has launched new tools for small and large fleet managers. 

Fleets using the Bonnet charging app now get access to a bespoke management platform, providing advanced charging behaviour data and simplified invoicing options

The electric vehicle charger aggregator already provides fleets and drivers with access to over 220,000 charge points across the UK and Europe via a wide network of charging point partners.

The new ‘Dash’ platform builds on this, giving fleet managers access to a bespoke management platform, providing advanced charging behaviour data, and offering simplified invoicing options.

The web-based fleet management platform, currently offered at £4.20+VAT per month, will allow fleet managers to see detailed data on their drivers’ charging behaviour. This allows fleet operators to encourage preferred charging behaviours – potentially to optimise uptime, extend battery lifespan, or minimise charging costs, according to the manager’s business needs.

This will expand to offer integration with drivers’ home chargers in the near future, allowing businesses to benefit from low-cost off-peak charging tariffs, and reducing the administration time of reimbursing drivers and employees.

Fleet subscribers will also benefit from business-optimised invoicing options. All driver charging costs can now be bundled into one monthly invoice, reducing costs and simplifying back-office work. It takes less than five minutes for fleet managers to sign up, with affiliated drivers adding themselves through an online invitation – further reducing administration.

Patrick Reich, CEO and co-founder of Bonnet, said: “There are already 20,000 fleet drivers using Bonnet’s services and we hope our unique offer to business customers will help managers to save time and money.

“Over the past two years, we’ve been listening closely to fleet managers’ needs and firmly believe Dash will deliver what they’re looking for.

“In particular, the challenges posed to many drivers by sometimes sporadic or unreliable infrastructure can be overcome through Bonnet’s industry-leading technology and use of live data.”

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Natalie Middleton

Natalie has worked as a fleet journalist for over 20 years, previously as assistant editor on the former Company Car magazine before joining Fleet World in 2006. Prior to this, she worked on a range of B2B titles, including Insurance Age and Insurance Day. Natalie edits all the Fleet World websites and newsletters, and loves to hear about any latest industry news - or gossip.