New build developers can offer customers sleek EV chargers with an innovative smart charging app thanks to the JPL EV Ltd and ev.energy partnership

January 10, 2023
ev.energy Media Team
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10 January 2023, LONDON. Electric Vehicle (EV) software specialist, ev.energy is partnering with JPL EV Ltd.

 

JPL EV Ltd. has been formed to aim directly at the EV charging industry by creating a patent-pending charger under the brand Stevie that allows the unit to be mounted in two ways; either recessed into a property wall or surface mounted onto a wall. Aligning with the latest legislation for new-build properties, the charge point is ideal for both the large-scale developer, commercial or residential, and small individual properties.

The Stevie charge point is a stylish addition to any new future-proofed home and has been developed for new homebuilders, commercial properties, or any new extension requiring an EV charge point as part of the Building Regulations now in force within the UK. The patent-pending design ensures that the charge point only extends ~55mm from the wall of any home, allowing it to fit even in house builds that are scrimping of space. The charge point comes in a range of colours to complement the exterior of the homes and other innovative features that will delight new customers, including an optional high-quality screen and RFID quick start feature.

The partnership between JPL EV and ev.energy ensures owners of the Stevie Charge Point will have access to ev.energy’s ‘Smart Charging’ product feature, automatically optimising all EV’s charging schedule according to a number of different factors, including when energy is cheapest and/or greenest.

Through the ev.energy app, Stevie consumers in North America, the EU and the UK can keep track of cost, energy and carbon usage.Additionally, ev.energy’s SOLAR optional offering will allow all customers with access to solar energy to charge their car directly from their solar array.

Aaron Sweet, Head of Chargers at ev.energy, says, “Who doesn’t want access to cheaper, greener and faster electric vehicle charging? Our new partnership with JPL EV is yet another example of how hard we’re working to ensure as many people as possible have access to our best-in-class smart charging technology. The JPL EV Stevie charger is an elegant device that developers can install seamlessly into their new builds without having to compromise on looks. And with the Smart Charging Regulations, collaborations like this help ensure drivers have access to charging infrastructure that allows them to reduce their carbon output.”

James Clarke, CEO of the JPL Group says, “It’s great we’re able to offer home builders innovative, forward-thinking software that can be easily installed alongside a JPL EV Stevie Charge Point. We’re committed to always thinking ahead and being a brand that’s future-proof. Our partnership with ev.energy allows us to demonstrate this commitment.”

Drivers can download the ev.energy app for free on the App Store or Google Play.

Media Contact: ev.energy@thephagroup.com 

About ev.energy

ev.energy’s mission is simple: to make EV charging easier, greener, and cheaper. Our software intelligently manages EV charging on behalf of utilities for over 70,000 drivers worldwide. Operating in the US, UK, Europe and Australia, ev.energy offers a software platform that directly manages charging with a growing list of home chargers and vehicles.  

About JPL EV Ltd

Formed in 2022 by two consummate electrical engineers, James Clarke and Mark Summers, both with proven track records in their own industry sector.

James Clarke, CEO and Head of Design for JPL Telecom Ltd, and previously Quiller Electronics, is well known for bringing innovative products to market. Mark Summers is an EV specialist with many years of forward-facing expertise and understanding of the difficulties that people experience both fitting and using these products.

Together with funding from the JPL Holdings group, James and Mark are determined to make JPL EV and their brand ‘Stevie’ a household name.

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