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The electrification of fleets reaches a new milestone

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20/05/2026
For a long time, the success of an electric mobility project could be summed up in one simple question: how many charging stations should be installed? Today, the reality is very different.
 

Why EV Charging Goes Beyond Installing Charging Stations

As fleet electrification accelerates, businesses and local authorities are facing new challenges. Drivers no longer charge exclusively at the workplace. They now rely on a combination of workplace charging, home charging, and public charging while expecting a simple, reliable, and seamless experience.

In this context, a charging station is no longer just a piece of infrastructure. It has become part of a broader ecosystem where charger availability, infrastructure monitoring, maintenance, access management, and user support all play a critical role.

This comprehensive approach is now at the heart of the most effective electric mobility strategies.

Workplace Charging: The Foundation of Fleet Electrification

For many organizations, installing EV charging stations at company parking facilities is the first step toward electric mobility.

These charging infrastructures help:

  • Charge fleet vehicles
  • Support employees who drive electric vehicles
  • Welcome visitors and business partners
  • Prepare for the growing adoption of electric mobility

However, an effective charging infrastructure goes far beyond the installation of charging stations. It must be designed around real-world usage patterns, site constraints, and future requirements to avoid unnecessary costs and ensure long-term performance.

Home Charging: A New Challenge for Businesses

With the rise of remote work and company electric vehicles, a significant share of charging now takes place at employees' homes.

This evolution raises several questions:

  • How can charging consumption be tracked?
  • How can employees be reimbursed for home charging?
  • How can organizations provide a consistent charging experience?
  • How can businesses maintain visibility over charging costs?

Home charging has therefore become a key component of a company's electric mobility strategy.

Public Charging: Essential for Business Mobility

For many professionals, charging does not stop at the office.

Sales representatives, field technicians, consultants, and drivers need easy access to charging infrastructure while traveling.

An effective charging solution should provide:

  • Access to a large charging network
  • A simplified user experience
  • Centralized charging management
  • Service continuity across every journey

The ability to charge anywhere has become a decisive factor in supporting EV adoption and operational efficiency.

Monitoring and Maintenance: The Invisible Drivers of Performance

A charging station only creates value when it is available and operational when drivers need it.

This is why monitoring and maintenance have become essential components of modern charging infrastructure.

Monitoring allows operators to:

  • Track charger status in real time
  • Detect incidents quickly
  • Analyze usage patterns
  • Optimize network availability

Combined with responsive maintenance services, it directly contributes to service quality and user satisfaction.

A Comprehensive Approach to Meet Growing Needs

Electric mobility projects are becoming increasingly complex. Businesses and local authorities are looking for partners capable of supporting them throughout the entire charging value chain.

This includes:

  • Infrastructure studies and planning
  • Project financing
  • Charger installation
  • Network operations
  • Monitoring and supervision
  • Maintenance
  • User support

This holistic approach ensures consistency throughout the project while supporting the long-term growth of electric vehicle usage.

EVzen Supports Businesses and Local Authorities Every Step of the Way

As a subsidiary of SMEG, Monaco's historic energy provider, EVzen supports businesses and local authorities across all aspects of electric vehicle charging.

With nearly 6,000 charging points operated or under deployment and the ongoing development of an ultra-fast charging network across France, EVzen provides comprehensive solutions including:

  • Workplace charging
  • Home charging
  • Public charging and roaming
  • Infrastructure monitoring
  • Maintenance services

This approach helps organizations address today's challenges while preparing for tomorrow's mobility needs.

Learn More

The magazine Flottes Automobiles recently featured EVzen in a dedicated partner spotlight, highlighting our vision of EV charging and our support for businesses and local authorities throughout their electrification journey.

Read also: "EVzen: Tailored Support to Successfully Transition to Electric Mobility"

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