Fuuse has introduced an automated home reimbursement feature to simplify energy repayments for EV fleet drivers.

Designed for return-to-home fleets, the home reimbursement function adds to Fuuse’s existing fleet offering, now spanning home, workplace and public EV charging to deliver a comprehensive solution.

Arval’s 2025 Mobility Observatory Barometer found 40% of EV fleet operators were already using or planning to use home charging. This underlines the importance of being able to reimburse drivers fairly and efficiently.

Fuuse’s new home reimbursement solution enables fleet managers to eliminate problematic manual processes by paying directly to drivers’ energy accounts, removing the admin burden and the risk of late or incorrect payments.

It also delivers peace of mind with VAT-compliant invoices that account for varying home energy tariffs and prevent liability risks.

Fleet users can also avoid fraudulent charging with transparent tracking that confirms when business-related vehicles are charging.

The system works by linking a driver’s home charger, energy account and vehicle. Real-time data from suppliers is then used to calculate exact session reimbursement, which is paid back directly to the employee’s energy supplier.

The new solution has also been successfully implemented with one of the UK’s largest energy suppliers and Fuuse will continue to expand its home reimbursement offering with more developments planned for 2026.

Michael Gibson, chief executive, said: “At Fuuse, we’re focused on making EV charging and associated processes better for returning home EV fleets. Simplifying and automating driver home reimbursement supports this mission. Our public and workplace charging solutions for fleets are well established and offer essential benefits – home reimbursement completes the picture, making home charging a more feasible, straightforward option for fleets.”