Bluedot Powers Rivian's Mobile Service Fleet Operations
Bluedot has announced that it is now supporting Rivian’s Mobile Service fleet operations by streamlining the EV manufacturer's electric vehicle (EV) charging experience.

Bluedot will now support Rivian's Mobile Service fleet operations.
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Bluedot has announced that it is now supporting Rivian’s Mobile Service fleet operations by streamlining their electric vehicle (EV) charging experience. Bluedot’s platform provides unified access to chargers, tracking, and automated reimbursement capabilities, the companies announced in a statement.
Ferhat Babacan, CEO of Bluedot said, “Our mission is simple: Make charging EV fleets effortless and efficient. Collaborating with Rivian aligns perfectly with our vision to remove friction from EV fleet management. Rivian’s service fleet now spends less time navigating charging complexities and more time doing what they do best — delivering outstanding customer service,” according to a recent press release.
Rivian is an American automotive manufacturer that develops and build EVs, as well as software and services that support the lifecycle of a vehicle. Its goal is to accelerate the global transition to zero-emission transportation and energy. Rivian vehicles are built in the U.S. and sold directly to consumers.
Bluedot is a technology company focused on how EVs charge, are managed, and operate. Bluedot uses its all-in-one platform to simplify public, home, and workplace charging. It also includes fraud prevention, automated reimbursement, and intelligent routing.
Bluedot's platform is designed for and supports thousands of rental, corporate, government, and utility fleets.
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