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Fleet EV Charging Solutions
Epic + Bluedot now delivers the Complete Fleet Charging Ecosystem:
the only CPMS that provides everything from charger deployment and management to driver access, payment, and optimization – while also driving fleet traffic to charging sites.
the only CPMS that provides everything from charger deployment and management to driver access, payment, and optimization – while also driving fleet traffic to charging sites.
Epic Charging manages chargers and energy
OCPP station control, load management, and grid integration across all hardware
Bluedot adds real-time fleet behavior data
Where drivers charge, when they charge, how much they spend, where they're heading
Bluedot functionality is now part of the Epic fleet experience.
What Is Fleet EV Charging Software?
Fleet EV charging software is the centralized platform that enables organizations to plan, monitor, and optimize electric vehicle charging across depot locations, employee home chargers, and on-the-road stops. It connects Level 2 and DC fast charging hardware to a unified dashboard, giving fleet operators visibility into vehicle state of charge, charging schedules, energy costs, and driver-level cost allocation. Most U.S. fleet deployments rely on OCPP-compatible infrastructure integrated into a vendor-neutral platform such as Epic Charging, ensuring interoperability across charger manufacturers and flexibility to scale.
Advanced fleet EV charging software supports depot-level load management to prevent demand charge spikes, automated schedules aligned with duty cycles and departure times, telematics integration for battery state of charge monitoring, and driver-level cost tracking for home charging reimbursement. Epic Charging provides fleet-specific tools including Plug and Charge for both Level 2 and DC fast chargers, multi-depot portfolio management, API integrations with telematics platforms, and charger migration support for organizations switching from legacy networks.
Advanced fleet EV charging software supports depot-level load management to prevent demand charge spikes, automated schedules aligned with duty cycles and departure times, telematics integration for battery state of charge monitoring, and driver-level cost tracking for home charging reimbursement. Epic Charging provides fleet-specific tools including Plug and Charge for both Level 2 and DC fast chargers, multi-depot portfolio management, API integrations with telematics platforms, and charger migration support for organizations switching from legacy networks.
EV Telematics
- Battery State of Charge monitoring
- Real-time Charging Status updates
- Vehicle Location tracking
- Automatic authentication
- No app or RFID card required
- Available for both L3 and L2 (!) chargers
- Mapping chargers and EVs to drivers
- Usage and electricity cost tracking
- Home charging reimbursement
EV Charging Case Studies
Curo - Fleet EV Charging
Find out how Epic Fleet Software and Curo unlocked new revenue streams for Charge Point Operators and Site Hosts.
Mobility House
Find out why The Mobility House worked with Epic Charging to source reliable EV chargers and how their client benefited from this relationship.
City of Palo Alto
Find out why the City of Palo Alto made an Epic choice to power the City's fleet.
L-Charge
Learn how Epic Charging and L-Charge put up hybrid Public and Fleet charging site in days, grid free.
Fleet Charging FAQs
Fleet EV charging software is a centralized platform that connects charging hardware across depot, home, and on-the-road locations to a single management dashboard. Fleet operators need it to schedule charging around duty cycles, manage energy costs, track driver-level usage, and ensure vehicles are charged and ready for dispatch. Without a management platform, fleet electrification at scale becomes operationally complex and difficult to optimize financially.
Epic Charging uses dynamic load management to distribute available electrical capacity across all connected chargers at a depot. The system monitors real-time power draw and adjusts charging rates to stay within site-level or panel-level power limits. This prevents demand charge spikes on utility bills and eliminates the need for costly electrical infrastructure upgrades in many depot configurations.
Yes. Epic Charging supports Plug and Charge authentication for both Level 2 AC and DC fast chargers. This means fleet vehicles are authenticated automatically when plugged in, with no app, RFID card, or manual step required from the driver. This reduces friction for drivers and simplifies operations at depot locations with high vehicle turnover.
Epic Charging maps each charger and EV to individual drivers, enabling precise tracking of energy consumption and electricity costs by person. For employees who charge at home, the platform tracks session data from home-installed chargers and generates reimbursement reports. Fleet managers can export this data to payroll or accounting systems for streamlined cost recovery.
Yes. Epic Charging is built for phased rollouts, allowing fleet operators to start with a pilot depot and expand to additional locations over time. The multi-site management dashboard provides centralized visibility across all depots, with customizable access rights for depot managers, fleet administrators, and partner organizations.
Epic Charging provides API integrations and telematics connectivity to pull vehicle data such as battery state of charge, real-time charging status, and vehicle location into the charging management platform. This integration enables fleet operators to coordinate charging schedules with vehicle dispatch, optimize energy consumption, and generate consolidated fleet reports.
Epic Charging supports any OCPP-compliant Level 2 AC or DC fast charger, including hardware from manufacturers such as Autel, ABB, Tritium, BTC Power, and others. This vendor-neutral approach ensures fleet operators are not locked into a single hardware supplier and can select the best charger for each depot based on power requirements, vehicle types, and budget.
Electric fleet vehicles typically cost significantly less per mile to operate than gasoline or diesel equivalents. The cost advantage increases when fleet operators use smart charging software to shift charging sessions to off-peak electricity rates and manage demand charges. Epic Charging provides energy cost tracking and reporting tools that help fleet managers quantify these savings and build the business case for continued electrification.
Leading EV fleet charging software platforms in the United States include Epic Charging, Driivz, Synop, and AmpUp. These platforms vary in their approach to depot management, telematics integration, and hardware compatibility. Epic Charging is particularly focused on OCPP interoperability, Plug and Charge for both L2 and DC fast chargers, and seamless charger migration for organizations switching from legacy networks.
Epic Charging differentiates itself as a vendor-neutral OCPP platform built for seamless charger migrations. Fleet operators who have experienced hardware or software vendor exits can transition to Epic without replacing their existing OCPP-compliant chargers. The platform offers Plug and Charge for Level 2 chargers, which is uncommon in the market, along with responsive U.S.-based support and one of the fastest-growing charging networks in the country.