Drivers & fleets
Plan charging around the journey, vehicle needs and departure time—not just the nearest location on a map.
Quantum Charge · Electric mobility & energy
Help drivers choose a charging stop with confidence. Give operators a connected view of the charging demand, site conditions and energy behind that journey.
Explore a charging pilot
Concept visualisation · A connected charging and energy hub, not an operating site.
The opportunity
A useful charging service starts before the vehicle arrives. Quantum Charge is being developed to connect station information, route planning, reservations, the charging session and payment. Behind the scenes, operators would coordinate site monitoring, energy and maintenance from the same service picture. The concept spans highway hubs, fleet depots, apartments, workplaces and managed carparks.
In development. The experiences shown are product and infrastructure concepts, not a live charging network. Availability will depend on operating partners, supported hardware, site readiness and applicable approvals.
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The planned experience begins with where the driver needs to go and what the vehicle needs to get there.
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Bring relevant station information together before committing to a detour or reservation.
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Coordinate check-in, charging progress and support, with a clear path when conditions change.
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Bring the session record, payment and onward journey together so the driver can move on.
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See the proposed connector status, tariff, estimated wait and information freshness together, so choosing a stop is more than choosing a map pin.
Routes, reservations and alternative stops designed around vehicle needs, changing conditions and the driver’s choice.
SmartPark concepts for apartment, workplace and destination charging, with access, load-management and property-operator workflows.
Plan charging demand alongside grid capacity, solar and battery storage. Match the site design to the vehicles and operating needs it serves.
Monitoring, incident and maintenance workflows, with consent-based vehicle insights where supported interfaces make them possible.
Bring session charges, eligible hub services and receipts together. Planned connections include SabPay and supported payment partners, subject to their availability.
Who it’s for
Plan charging around the journey, vehicle needs and departure time—not just the nearest location on a map.
Explore managed charging for buildings, carparks, hotels and other places where vehicles already spend time.
Bring site conditions, charging demand, energy use and maintenance into a coordinated operating view.
Why Quantum Charge
The design connects the customer journey to the condition of the site, its energy systems and the people operating it.
Explainable alternatives and visible information freshness help drivers stay in control when a route or charging plan changes.
A shared digital approach supports distinct highway, fleet and property needs without treating every charging location as the same.
Questions, answered
Not yet. Quantum Charge is in development. We are inviting conversations with fleet, property, charging and technology partners about potential pilots.
No. The concept includes managed carparks and buildings, destination charging, fleet depots and highway hubs. The right configuration depends on the site and the vehicles it serves.
Support will depend on specific hardware, vehicle interfaces, operator agreements and payment partners. Compatibility and available services must be established for each deployment; universal coverage is not promised.
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Tell us about your property, fleet or charging operation, the market you serve and the experience you want to improve. Let’s identify a practical pilot opportunity.
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