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Fleetonomy to Unveil EV Platform at MOVE 2020
The company’s new platform will offer a full suite of advanced mobility tools, allowing smart mobility operators to efficiently operate and scale EV-based mobility services.
by Staff
February 5, 2020
The company’s EV platform is already deployed with global top tier automakers worldwide.
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Fleetonomy, a fleet management and smart mobility platform provider, has unveiled its newest development — The full-stack EV mobility platform, set to be demonstrated at MOVE 2020, London.
The company’s new platform will offer a full suite of advanced mobility tools, allowing smart mobility operators to efficiently operate and scale EV-based mobility services.
Fleetonomy can now provide a full set of tools required to launch, operate and scale EV-based smart mobility services including ride-hailing models, dynamic shuttles, on-demand rental and car subscription services. Fleetonomy’s full-stack EV platform constantly receives real-time battery level updates from all vehicles operating in the fleet and provides a smart charging strategy engine that makes real-time decisions on which vehicles need to be charged, and when.
The company’s EV platform is already deployed with global top tier automakers worldwide. Fleetononmy’s recent EV-fleet mobility service deployments include Havn by Jaguar Land Rover, launched in London this past September, and BITS by Audi, which operates in southern Germany.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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