As the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) accelerates, the demand for flexible and efficient EV charging solutions grows. Whether it’s apartment buildings, workplaces, fleets, or public charging stations, Wevo Energy offers a comprehensive EV charging management system designed to simplify the process, reduce costs, and maximize efficiency. With Wevo Energy, there’s a solution for every charging scenario, helping businesses and communities seamlessly integrate EV charging into their daily operations.
EV Charging Management for Apartment Buildings
Apartment complexes face unique challenges when it comes to installing EV chargers. Limited space, shared parking facilities, and varied energy consumption make traditional installations complex and costly. This is where Wevo Energy steps in, providing an innovative solution that is scalable, cost-effective, and future-ready.
Key Benefits:
Reduce Installation Costs: Wevo’s predictive load balancing technology helps optimize energy usage across multiple chargers, allowing you to install more chargers per parking lot while reducing the upfront costs of string installations.
Avoid Vendor Lock-In: Wevo’s open platform gives apartment managers flexibility, avoiding the pitfalls of vendor lock-in. You’re not tied to a single charger manufacturer and can scale or switch as needed.
Transparent Billing: With Wevo, you get clear, easy-to-understand billing, ensuring residents and property managers are on the same page when it comes to costs.
Optimize Energy Usage: By leveraging demand-based pricing, Wevo helps apartment complexes reduce energy consumption during peak hours and optimize overall energy costs.
As seen with the Gindi TLV project, Wevo helped electrify a 1000-parking-space residential garage, saving 40% of upfront costs compared to traditional installations while providing flexibility to scale as demand grows.
Doron Weinstein Gefen, Electrical Engineer at Gindi TLV says: “We electrified an entire 1000-parking-space residential garage using the Wevo system, saving 40% on upfront costs and gaining the flexibility to scale.”
EV Charging for Workplaces
Workplaces are becoming key hubs for EV charging, and Wevo offers a flexible solution to meet the diverse needs of employees, from company car drivers to private vehicle owners and guests.
Key Features for Workplaces:
Flexible Payment Options: Employees can enjoy various payment methods like free charging, salary deduction, credit card payments, or reimbursement, making workplace charging hassle-free.
Energy Optimization: Wevo’s platform reduces energy costs by optimizing charging based on fluctuating electricity prices, ensuring that workplaces can take advantage of off-peak rates.
Prioritize Business-Critical Charging: For workplaces with limited charging spots, Wevo enables the prioritization of essential charging needs to ensure operational efficiency.
Ease of Use: Employees can start charging through the app or by using RFID cards, offering a seamless user experience.
Charlie Beeston from Watts Mortgage in the UK shares, “The migration to Wevo was quick and easy. The flexibility of initiating charging via the map in the mobile app or using RFID cards has been a hit with our users.”
EV Charging for Fleets
Managing electric vehicle fleets comes with its own set of challenges, from ensuring drivers can charge both at work and at home, to simplifying billing and energy reimbursements. Wevo’s fleet management system addresses these concerns by offering a unified charging platform that works across multiple locations.
Fleet Management Benefits:
Centralized Charging Solution: Fleet managers can easily oversee workplace, home, and public charging, providing a one-stop-shop for all fleet charging needs.
Seamless Billing & Reimbursement: Drivers can be accurately reimbursed for energy spent, and fleet managers have access to detailed data analytics and operational dashboards to track usage and costs.
Single RFID for All Charging Locations: With a single RFID card, employees can charge at home, at work, or at public charging stations, simplifying the process.
Yossi Twitto, Maintenance Manager at NeoPharm, says: “We use Wevo for both office and home charging. The system made billing and energy expense reimbursement much simpler, easing our concerns about the EV migration.”
Destination Charging
Whether it’s a hotel, shopping center, or other public destination, EV drivers need convenient charging options when they’re out and about. Wevo’s destination charging solutions offer an easy, seamless experience for both Charger Point Operators (CPOs) and drivers.
Key Features for Destination Charging:
Simple 3-Click Payment Solution: Drivers can start charging by scanning a QR code, verifying their phone number, and selecting a payment method—no app download or sign-up required.
Reliable System Performance: Charger operators can rely on Wevo’s robust platform to ensure system uptime, providing a smooth experience for customers and allowing operators to focus on growing their businesses.
Customer Satisfaction: Wevo has been shown to increase customer satisfaction by providing a reliable, easy-to-use charging experience.
David Lasri, General Manager at Plugo, shares, “Since migrating to Wevo, we’ve seen a dramatic improvement in both system reliability and customer satisfaction, allowing me to focus on growing the business rather than dealing with customer concerns.”
EVinfo.net Interviews Marina Hod, Managing Director Americas, Wevo Energy
EVinfo.net had the great pleasure and honor of speaking with Marina Hod, Managing Director Americas, about Wevo Energy’s innovative solutions.
Bill Pierce:
How has the demand for EV charging evolved in recent years, and where do you see the biggest growth opportunities for Wevo Energy?
Marina Hod:
The demand for EV charging has skyrocketed as EV adoption continues to grow globally. It’s no longer just early adopters—we’re seeing mainstream consumers, workplaces, and entire fleets making the transition to electric. The challenge now is ensuring that the charging infrastructure can keep pace.
At Wevo, we see tremendous growth opportunities in multi-unit dwellings, workplaces, and fleet charging. These sectors face unique challenges, from shared parking constraints to energy cost optimization, and that’s where our smart charging platform makes a real difference. Our ability to integrate seamlessly with existing infrastructure, reduce installation costs, predict infrastructure expansion before it’s needed, and provide transparent billing makes it easier for businesses and communities to scale EV adoption.
Bill Pierce:
What are the biggest challenges facing the EV charging industry today, and how is Wevo addressing them?
Marina Hod:
One of the biggest challenges is the complexity of deploying EV charging at scale. Property managers worry about installation costs, fleet managers need better visibility into energy consumption, and drivers want a seamless charging experience without dealing with multiple apps or payment systems.
Wevo addresses these challenges with a flexible, software-driven approach. For example, our dynamic load balancing ensures that all the available capacity is used for EV charging, even when there are other loads on the panel, making it more efficient and cost-effective. Our open-platform architecture avoids vendor lock-in, ensuring customers can mix and match hardware as their needs evolve. And our seamless billing and reimbursement tools make it easier for companies to manage payments across multiple locations.
Bill Pierce:
Can you share insights on how regulatory changes and government incentives are shaping the EV charging landscape?
Marina Hod:
Regulations and incentives are playing a crucial role in accelerating EV adoption, especially in regions aiming for aggressive carbon neutrality goals. Federal and state governments are offering grants, tax credits, and rebates to support EV infrastructure deployment, making it easier for businesses and property owners to invest in charging solutions.
However, navigating these incentives can be complex. That’s where Wevo helps—our team works closely with our turnkey EV charging service provider partners enabling them to take advantage of the installation and make-ready incentives by making the data submission and compliance process quick and easy. We also design our software to be future-proof, ensuring compliance with evolving regulations on smart charging, energy efficiency, and interoperability.
Bill Pierce:
How does Wevo differentiate itself from other EV charging software providers in a rapidly growing market?
Marina Hod:
What sets Wevo apart is our focus on unrivaled energy management, cost-efficiency, and obsessive customer service. Unlike many platforms that lock customers into proprietary hardware, Wevo is hardware-agnostic, meaning customers can choose the charging hardware that best fits their needs and budget. We also conduct rigorous testing and certification for each charger to ensure reliability and deliver excellent service. Our in-depth testing ensures fewer problems out in the field, making operators, site hosts and drivers have a better EV charging experience. And, the deep partnerships we develop with hardware providers when testing allows us to build strong relationships with them, so that if issues do arise, we resolve them quickly and efficiently.
Our predictive AI-driven load management allows customers to install up to 20x more chargers compared to unmanaged charging, on existing infrastructure, cutting installation costs by 30% and reducing energy expenses by 60%. By integrating solar-powered charging, businesses can further optimize their energy mix, reducing reliance on grid electricity and maximizing cost savings. This means doubling your chargers without doubling your costs while also embracing sustainability.
Additionally, our intelligent billing and payment solutions simplify operations, making it easy for property managers, fleet operators, and businesses to manage reimbursements, cost allocation, and different charging policies without administrative headaches.
In short, Wevo isn’t just another EV charging platform—we provide a scalable, future-proof operational management software that delivers the highest level of charging potential while minimizing costs, backed by industry-leading service and support to ensure seamless operations every step of the way.
Bill Pierce:
Many property managers are hesitant to invest in EV charging due to cost concerns. How does Wevo’s solution make installations more affordable?
Marina Hod:
Cost is a major concern, especially for apartment buildings and workplaces with shared parking. Traditional installations require extensive electrical upgrades, which can be prohibitively expensive.
Wevo solves this with our predictive load balancing—instead of requiring dedicated electrical circuits for each charger, we dynamically distribute power across multiple vehicles based on real-time demand. This allows more vehicles to be charged using the same capacity and infrastructure, reducing upfront costs by up to 40%.
Additionally, our open software platform ensures that property managers aren’t locked into one vendor. They can expand their EV infrastructure over time, selecting the best hardware without expensive rip and replace.
Bill Pierce:
How does Wevo help businesses optimize energy costs, especially in regions with fluctuating electricity prices?
Marina Hod:
Electricity costs can vary widely, especially with time-of-use pricing. Wevo’s dynamic charging algorithms optimize when and how vehicles charge, ensuring businesses take advantage of off-peak rates whenever possible. Our pricing for drivers can easily reflect whatever time of use (TOU) price for electricity is at that point in time. So pricing can easily be set at a percentage or dollar value above whatever the TOU price is at that point in time.
For workplaces and fleets, this means reducing operational costs while ensuring that vehicles are fully charged when needed. Our platform can also integrate with on-site renewable energy sources, allowing companies to prioritize solar or other sustainable energy for charging when available.
This approach not only saves money but also helps organizations meet sustainability goals by reducing their reliance on grid electricity during peak hours. Our solar-powered charging integration ensures that businesses can leverage clean energy to further enhance their sustainability efforts. It also provides optimal flexibility with the ability to prioritize drivers by “must charge” who will charge regardless of type of energy vs “best efforts” who should only charge when there is excess solar capacity at the site; and the ability to set different prices for charging from the grid vs charging from solar.
Bill Pierce:
Fleet electrification is a major trend, but it comes with operational challenges. What are the most common challenges fleet operators face when managing EV charging?
Marina Hod:
Fleet operators have to manage a lot—charging at depots, and keeping vehicles operational with minimal downtime. One of the biggest challenges is charging logistics—making sure that vehicles get the right amount of charge at the right time, and most importantly ensuring that all vehicles are fully charged when they start their shift.
Wevo simplifies all of this with a centralized fleet management system that provides real-time visibility into charging status, energy costs, and driver reimbursement. Fleet managers can set charging priorities, automate cost tracking, and ensure that vehicles are charged efficiently across multiple locations. And when challenges arise, our dedicated support team is ready to provide hands-on assistance, ensuring reliable uptime and seamless operations.
Bill Pierce:
How does Wevo help fleet managers balance home, workplace, and public charging for their drivers?
Marina Hod:
Fleet electrification isn’t just about installing chargers at depots. Drivers need reliable access to charging at home, work, and public locations.
Wevo’s fleet charging solution provides a unified approach—fleet managers can oversee all charging activity through a single platform, whether it’s happening at home, in the office, or at a public station.
For home charging, we handle automated reimbursement, ensuring drivers are fairly compensated for their energy use without extra administrative burden. At workplaces, we enable priority charging so business-critical vehicles always have access to power. And for fleet drivers charging at public charging stations, our RFID-based access system ensures that fleet drivers can charge anywhere without juggling multiple apps or accounts.
Bill Pierce:
Finally, what’s your vision for the future of EV charging in five years, and how does Wevo fit into that vision?
Marina Hod:
The future of EV charging is all about scalability, interoperability, and affordability. In five years, we expect to see a massive expansion of EV infrastructure, with seamless integration between home, work, and public charging networks.
Wevo is positioned to lead this transition by continuing to provide smart, flexible, and open charging solutions that adapt to evolving needs. With 99.9% charger uptime, over 100 certified OCPP-compliant chargers, and rock-solid support with CSAT scores of over 96% consistently, our platform is built for the future, ensuring businesses and drivers never have to worry about reliability. Our goal is to make EV charging as simple, cost-effective, and user-friendly as possible.
Do More with Less: The Power of Wevo Energy’s EV Charging Solutions
Wevo Energy’s EV charging management system is designed to address the challenges of today’s fast-evolving EV landscape. Whether you’re managing an apartment complex, workplace, fleet, or public charging station, Wevo’s scalable, flexible, and cost-effective solutions offer benefits that help you do more with less.
From reducing installation costs and avoiding vendor lock-in to optimizing energy consumption and providing user-friendly experiences, Wevo’s solutions are here to help you navigate the growing world of electric vehicles with ease.
Ready to electrify your space? Explore more about Wevo’s EV charging solutions at Wevo Energy and take the next step toward a sustainable and efficient future.
