
Fleet
EV charging built around your fleet.
Keep electric vehicles ready for operation with charging infrastructure designed around vehicle schedules, available power, and future fleet growth.
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Built for your operation
Ready for the next route.
Build infrastructure around vehicle duty cycles, depot power, and the time between routes. Match charger selection and operational support to the work your vehicles need to do.
Keep vehicles ready
Plan charging around vehicle schedules, daily mileage, dwell time, and return windows so EVs are ready when operations need them.
Manage electrical demand
Load management and scheduled charging can lower infrastructure pressure while supporting multiple vehicles at the depot.
Use the right charger mix
Use Level 2 for long-dwell vehicles and DC fast charging for high-utilization vehicles, shared assets, and quick-turn operations.
Fleet charging priorities
Illustrative planning example
Use predictable parked time to prepare vehicles for the next shift.
- Return
- 18:00
- Departure
- 07:00
- Charging approach
- Scheduled Level 2
Your program is configured around site conditions, selected equipment, and operating requirements.
Hardware and site planning
Hardware matched to duty cycles.
Use Level 2 charging for vehicles with predictable dwell time and DC fast charging for high-utilization assets, short turnaround windows, and shared fleet operations.
- Keep vehicles ready
- Vehicle readiness
- Managed demand

Software and visibility
Visibility across the depot.
Scheduled charging, access controls, station monitoring, and energy reporting help fleets prioritize vehicle readiness while managing site demand and charging costs.
- Access and pricing by driver group
- Session and energy reporting
- Visibility across your locations

Operations and support
Support behind every route.
Remote diagnostics, reporting, driver support, and service coordination help fleet teams identify charging issues early and keep deployment performance visible.
- Charger monitoring and driver assistance
- Coordination with your installation team
- Support as your program grows

From planning to operation
A clear path to deployment.
Review vehicle schedules
Document vehicle classes, daily mileage, route length, parking location, return windows, and which vehicles need rapid turnaround.
Select Level 2, DC, or both
Match charger power to dwell time, route demand, electrical capacity, and operational risk.
Configure controls and reporting
Set access rules, scheduled charging, reporting views, alerts, and support pathways so charging fits daily fleet operations.
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Plan fleet charging.
TurnOnGreen can help align charger selection, software, load management, installation planning, and future expansion.