Fleet EV Charging Solutions are tailored charging infrastructures designed specifically to support the charging needs of business fleets, such as delivery vehicles, buses, and corporate transport. These solutions provide reliable and high-speed charging options at a dedicated depot or workplace, ensuring that vehicles remain ready for service with minimal downtime.

By implementing fleet charging, businesses can lower fuel costs, reduce emissions, and support sustainability goals. Moreover, fleet charging solutions allow for centralised management of all charging activities, helping to optimise scheduling, track energy usage, and improve operational efficiency. Advanced Charging Point Management Systems (CPMS), like those offered by CITA EV, enhance this further by providing real-time insights and enabling load balancing, which efficiently distributes power across multiple chargers. Investing in fleet EV charging reduces total cost of ownership, enhances fleet reliability, and positions businesses as environmentally responsible entities, aligning with growing trends toward sustainability.

CITA EV Chargers provide flexible and powerful charging options to meet the diverse needs of fleet vehicles. For standard fleet operations, CITA’s fast chargers range from 60 kW to 150 kW, offering reliable charging speeds suitable for fleets with scheduled downtime, such as overnight or during shift breaks. These chargers ensure vehicles are ready for operation in hours, optimising uptime.

For fleets with tighter turnaround requirements, superfast chargers (240 kW to 360 kW) provide ultra-high-speed charging, ideal for rapidly charging vehicles between shorter intervals, such as during brief loading or maintenance breaks. This range of options enables businesses to select chargers that best match their fleet’s usage patterns and ensures charging solutions are as cost-effective as they are functional. With CITA’s fast and superfast charging speeds, fleets can benefit from reliable, efficient charging, minimising vehicle idle time and maximising productivity.

Yes, CITA EV Chargers are designed to be universally compatible, supporting all major EV models used across fleet operations. This includes a wide range of vehicle types, from smaller electric vans and cars to larger electric buses and trucks. With international charging standards like CCS (Combined Charging System) and CHAdeMO widely supported, CITA chargers ensure flexibility and compatibility across multiple brands and models. This universal compatibility allows businesses to maintain mixed fleets with ease, ensuring all vehicles can charge seamlessly at the same depot or location without requiring additional infrastructure modifications.

Additionally, CITA’s chargers are future-ready, with regular software updates and scalable options to accommodate new vehicle models as they are introduced. By providing flexible, multi-compatible charging solutions, CITA helps businesses adapt to evolving fleet needs without interruption, enhancing long-term value and operational flexibility.

Yes, CITA EV Chargers can be managed simultaneously using the CITA Charging Point Management System (CPMS), which allows fleet managers to oversee and control multiple charging points from a centralised platform. Through CPMS, managers can monitor charging sessions in real time, track energy consumption, and optimise scheduling to minimise costs by charging during off-peak hours. The system also enables dynamic load balancing, distributing power efficiently across chargers to avoid electrical strain and maximise energy usage.

Additionally, CPMS provides data insights and reports on charging performance, helping to manage fleet operations more effectively and reduce overhead costs. With CPMS, fleet managers can set prioritised charging queues for critical vehicles, receive notifications, and troubleshoot remotely, ensuring that all chargers work smoothly together. This streamlined management approach simplifies the handling of large fleets, improving efficiency and productivity while reducing operational complexities.

Many regions offer incentives and programmes to encourage businesses to adopt Fleet EV Charging Solutions, and CITA EV Chargers can help businesses qualify for these benefits. In the UK and Europe, there are grants and subsidies available for installing EV charging infrastructure, such as the UK Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS), which can offset installation costs by up to £350 per charging socket.

In addition, Middle Eastern countries like the UAE and Saudi Arabia often offer tax incentives or grants aligned with national sustainability goals for businesses investing in EV charging solutions.

CITA’s team can assist with navigating these programmes, ensuring businesses maximize their eligibility. Adopting fleet EV charging solutions not only helps businesses reduce operational costs and environmental impact but also enables them to take advantage of financial incentives, contributing to a quicker return on investment and increased affordability of sustainable technology adoption.

CITA offers comprehensive support and maintenance services for fleet charging infrastructure, ensuring dependable and consistent charging for fleet operations. Key offerings include 24/7 technical support, allowing fleet managers to resolve issues promptly through live chat or phone assistance. Preventative maintenance services help to identify and address potential problems before they escalate, keeping chargers in peak condition and minimising downtime. CITA also provides remote diagnostics and regular software updates to ensure chargers are fully functional and compatible with fleet management needs. For on-site repairs, CITA’s support team can perform physical interventions as required.

CITA’s fleet chargers come with a 2-year warranty on DC products, with the option for extension, giving businesses additional security. This proactive approach to support and maintenance means fleet managers can rely on CITA’s infrastructure to operate smoothly, providing peace of mind and stability for daily operations.