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ChargePoint and Wheels Donlen Partner to Support Fleet Electrification

The companies will offer home and public charging solutions for fleet customers with a complete view of energy reports, greenhouse gas savings, and charging activity.

ChargePoint and Wheels Donlen Partner to Support Fleet Electrification

The deal brings Wheels Donlen customers access to 125,000 public-charging points and software.

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ChargePoint Holdings, Inc. and Wheels Donlen announced a fleet partnership on Feb. 22 that will provide Wheels Donlen customers with fleet mobility and home charging solutions.

The companies will offer Wheels Donlen customers access to the ChargePoint nationwide charging network, at-home charging hardware, and cloud software that provides management and billing for fueling across fleets.

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“This partnership with Wheels Donlen allows interested companies to easily realize their e-mobility goals with a comprehensive bundled solution that allows all fleet drivers to charge at home and on the road,” said Rich Mohr, vice president, Fleet at ChargePoint, in the news release. “We’re excited to partner with Wheels Donlen, a true leader in the fleet management space.”

Wheels Donlen and ChargePoint will provide tools companies need to electrify their fleet including at-home charging hardware, access to over 125,000 public-charging points and software that allows for consolidated reporting, visibility, and financial controls for fleet managers. The ChargePoint cloud solution provides a complete view into energy, greenhouse gas savings, and charging activity for any fleet vehicle, whether it charges on route or at home. In addition, comprehensive reporting on activity and aggregated billing ensure that customers have the data needed to understand their charging habits, total energy use, and more.

“As we continue to support fleet sustainability goals, we know this partnership gives our clients an opportunity to reach their zero-emission goals through fleet electrification,” said Ahsan Rahim, acting COO at Wheels Donlen. “Together with ChargePoint, we can meet the diverse charging needs of our fleets while keeping drivers productive.”

Originally posted on Charged Fleet

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