EV charge point software provider Vaylens has partnered with payment specialist Rightcharge to launch an automated home charging reimbursement solution for UK fleet operators.

Under the new system, Vaylens tracks charging session data and driver access, while Rightcharge automatically applies the driver’s home energy tariff to settle the reimbursement directly with their energy provider.

By automating fleet EV charging reimbursement, the two companies are tackling a core issue for fleet EV adoption. As take-up of battery electric vehicles continues to soar, operators need a joined-up way to manage charging across different locations.

The cost of where drivers charge can have a significant impact on fleet running costs. Rightcharge data shows public charging accounted for close to 70% of charging spend across its platform in the first half of 2026, despite providing just 41% of the energy consumed. For fleets able to make greater use of home charging, there is a clear opportunity to reduce overall charging spend.

Russell Olive, UK director at Vaylens, said: “When home charging costs around a third of public charging, fleets should be making as much use of it as they practically can. The challenge is making reimbursement work across hundreds or thousands of vehicles. Working with Rightcharge means we can automate that process at scale, while reimbursing drivers against what they actually pay.”

Freddie Winterbotham, head of partnerships at Rightcharge, added: “Two of the leading software providers in charging, working together to solve a real problem for fleets. We’re looking forward to supporting Vaylens’ customers as their electric fleets grow.”