Electric Miles software provides an intelligent charging service to both users and fleets
Subscription based model for personal EV drivers of Tesla, Nisan etc. models to wirelessly connect to your EVs or Home Chargepoint for automated intelligent charging
Subscription based model for your return to home EVs to give you that peace of mind that your vehicle will be charged to your work schedule at the lowest possible cost. You can also expense your EV charging with easy to export templates.
A complete Chargepoint Management system to fully optimise your fleet operation to ensure you avoid expensive grid upgrade costs and reduce your OPEX spend with our Fleet Charging as a Service.
As a manufacturer and operator, you are looking for an increase in sales of your boxes, and a medium for monthly recurring revenue from your installed assets. We can help you achieve both, using our Tech platform you can use our customer-facing app, or we can white label the solution for you.
For Energy Suppliers, adding an EV is like adding another house to your portfolio, our platform will integrate your tariffs and optimise the charge automatically for EV drivers or Fleet operators. It will help you to retain these high-value customers successfully.
We are the only EV specialist aggregator to help the UK achieve the ambition of electrification of the transport network. We are here to decongest the local and national network and hence overall reduce the carbon intensity of the grid.
We've put together a handy video to explain how we carry intelligent charging using AI for a better sustainable future
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We want our next generation product to meet your critical needs. We would love to hear as an EV driver how you currently charge, so that we deliver a solution to cater your needs
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Electric Miles is a cleantech company developing the world's most intelligent Internet of Energy (IoE) electric vehicle charging solution. We connect EV assets and home batteries with the best computer intelligence to help users save energy costs, be more efficient, and reduce overall energy. Using the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning, our platform selects the most intelligent charging schedule combining low tariffs, vehicle journey needs, and a low carbon footprint, and automatically initiates and terminates vehicle charging to reduce user inefficiency that drives up costs. The National Grid is facing increasing and significant stress due to the massive electrification of our transportation fleets. The various grid companies offer flexible contracts to demand-side aggregators such as Electric Miles to solve this problem. This is a £3Bn market.
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Date – 30th July 2021 We are delighted to be now a member of this prestigious BEAMA taskforce, appointed by the UK Government. Electric Miles is at the forefront of solving intricate challenges around the adoption of SMART charging, which is now being mandated by the UK Government. We will be giving a lot of real time […]
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Date – 28th May 2021 UK Power Networks (UKPN), the Distribution System Operator (DSO), has chosen Electric Miles to help deliver its smart grid that will increase the resilience of the network. UKPN has awarded energy capacity contracts worth £30 million to 17 innovators in the energy, tech and car sector, including Electric Miles, making […]
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Date – 15th March 2021 It’s an exciting time to work in EVs. Consumer sales are up and commercial fleets are incorporating Electric vans and cars. To enable this, governments and companies are investing in charging infrastructure, but this energy revolution is not happening in isolation; it is in conjunction with national grids around the […]
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Date – 26th Jan 2021 Save Money and Frustration While Helping to Save the Environment Electrification of the UK transportation system is on the way and SMART charging can help ensure that both consumers and the nation benefit from this transition. The recent Road to Zero initiative announcement by the government mandates 100% of car […]
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Date – 21st November 2020 The government has just announced a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030. This news brings the deadline forward a whole ten years sooner than originally expected. Forming part of a new “green industrial revolution” to tackle climate change and generate much needed employment, the government is […]
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Date – 18th November 2020 The ban had been planned for 2040 but has been brought forward by a decade through Boris Johnson’s 10-point plan to tackle climate change. This is tremendous for the EV industry, and we welcome the law for the UK car market, and we will be ready to support millions of […]
Read MoreToday we welcome Max, our first American intern – We are super excited to have you with us 🌎 🚘 🇺🇸 Max is a senior at the University of Oregon majoring in Advertising with an additional emphasis in marketing. To get to know Max we asked him: What do you find exciting about Electric Miles? […]
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7th October 2020: It is with utter delight to announce that Electric Miles has been selected to participate in the prestigious Founder Institute Growth Track Accelerator programme starting today. It will be completely virtual where entrepreneurs will have access to the best of Silicon Valley to ensure we are solving the most difficult problems with […]
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Proud for Electric Miles to be nominated on the final 7 startups at the fantastic automotiveEV platform. We were selected from a large list of applicants. These were the companies which were nominated for the final seven around the World: CAPSolar | Handl | elmo – EV subscriptions | Umazi Cindy van Niekerk | Airband Technologies | DazeTechnology srl | Electric Miles We wish all the companies the very best for […]
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September 9th 2020: Today, we celebrate an inaugural World EV Day. Our pledge on EV Day: To electrify the transport network with clean and efficient energy. World EV Day is a global movement, a day of celebration of emobility, and a day to shift the transition to sustainable transport with consumer, business and policy outcomes. […]
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