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Amerit Fleet, ChargePoint Join to Service EV Charging Stations
Under the agreement, Amerit will use its 2,200+ technicians to provide preventative maintenance, inspections, and warranty repairs to ChargePoint stations.

By cross training Amerit technicians to support and maintain ChargePoint’s systems, the company can ensure EV fleets are fully charged and ready for the work ahead.
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Amerit Fleet Solutions, which offers customized nationwide fleet maintenance and repair programs, has entered a service agreement with ChargePoint, a provider of EV charging networks, to set up maintenance and support for ChargePoint stations across the U.S., the companies announced Oct. 11.
Under the agreement, Amerit will use its 2,200+ technicians to provide preventative maintenance, inspections, and warranty repairs to ChargePoint’s charging stations nationwide, ensuring that ChargePoint stations are operating at peak performance.
“We understand that uptime is everything to commercial fleets,” said Dan Williams, CEO of Amerit, in a news release. “By cross training our technicians to support and maintain ChargePoint’s systems, we can ensure EV fleets are fully charged and ready for the work ahead. As more fleets transition to electric vehicles, it’s critical they have charging infrastructure they can rely on.”
With this new service agreement in place, Amerit and ChargePoint can meet the needs of the growing EV market while supplying reliable charging options for electric vehicles across the country.
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