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EasyPark, parte di Arrive, e Spirii, parte del gruppo Edenred, hanno avviato una nuova partnership che renderà più semplice per i conducenti di veicoli elettrici parcheggiare e ricaricare allo stesso tempo. La collaborazione è già operativa e consente agli utenti EasyPark di accedere alla rete di partner di Spirii in tutta Europa direttamente tramite l’app EasyPark.

Spirii’s e-mobility platform will serve as the technology backbone of the TruckCharge Network, a new semi-public charging initiative for electric heavy-duty trucks (HDT), initiated by Daimler Truck.

The collaboration combines Tellus Power’s advanced EV charging hardware and Spirii’s market-leading charging platform, delivering a 360° charging solution. Spanning 14 European countries, the partnership establishes an operational foundation that supports public charging networks, private fleets, and home charging ecosystems.

Yespark Group, France’s leading digital parking rental platforms (yespark.fr and zenpark.com) and charging station provider, has entered a collaboration with Spirii to support the rapid scaling of its charging network. The partnership will initially cover France, Belgium and Italy.

Spirii has partnered with the Danish start-up Lumina to develop and integrate Charger Health, an AI-powered intelligent maintenance platform. Trained on 3 billion data logs from Spirii’s charge point management platform, Charger Health uses machine learning to handle charger issues before they affect operations and users.

ZE Ports covers investments in client-selected vehicles and charging infrastructure, and supplies renewable energy, while Spirii provides charger installation, maintenance, and a charge point management system to operate the charging network. Fleet owners pay a fixed monthly amount for the entire package, reducing upfront and operating costs.

eMobility is at a turning point. With the charging industry having so far been laser-focused on rolling out enough charge points to meet growing demand, things are now changing. As charging infrastructure becomes widespread and standardised, the real competitive advantage shifts from hardware to the software that powers it - enabling smarter integration and better user experiences.

EVs are more than just a cleaner transportation alternative. With vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology, they have the potential to become key players in the energy transition, benefiting both the electricity system and EV users. Yet, technical hurdles and regulatory challenges are slowing widespread adoption.

Spirii and TRAVIS have joined forces to offer an all-in-one charging solution for companies looking to establish charging infrastructure for heavy transport. The partnership ensures more and better charging options, making it easy for truck drivers to find and book charging stations across Europe.