Vestel’s UK EV charger division has formed a strategic partnership with dedicated EV software provider Electric Miles.

Electric Miles EV charger control software will be integrated with Vestel chargers, enabling Vestel to offer a whole ecosystem of effective charger control and management options to its installers, fleet customers and charge point operators.

The suite cutting-edge solutions offered by Electric Miles includes Electric Miles the driver app, bringing to the table all EV tariff integration along with full solar capabilities, Installer Miles, easy to use commissioning app designed for Installers, and Admin Miles, aimed at operations and fleet managers as well as teams supporting multiple charge points and customers that also require remote charger management.

“We are excited to partner with Electric Miles to deliver innovative EV charger software and apps for our entire Vestel EV charger customer portfolio from residential end users to fleet operators and CPOs” said Ali Khan, Head of e-Mobility at Vestel. “Together, we are committed to driving the adoption of electric mobility by offering affordable, efficient, sustainable, and user-centric charging solutions.”

Electric Miles will be built into residential-focused variants of Vestel’s forthcoming Libra EV charger, giving users a friendly, easy-to-use control app from installation. Installer Miles and Admin Miles will feature across Vestel’s commercial chargers, from smaller units designed for SMEs to its full commercial rapid and DC chargers hitting the UK later this year.

With Vestel’s Turkish factory offering a production capacity of over 700,000 EV charging units per year alongside the brands enviable reputation for value and reliability, the Electric Miles partnership will underpin Vestel’s continued growth in the UK EV charger market.

“Partnering with Vestel, one of Europe’s largest EV charger manufacturers, further establishes Electric Miles as the UK leader in EV charging software and control,” added Arun Anand, CEO of Electric Miles. “As EV numbers increase, there is a growing need for software that can automatically time shift EV electricity demand to protect the grid and minimise customer energy costs, as well as offering flexible charger management and reporting for commercial users.”