Michelin gives European fleets one card for 1.2M EV charge points
MICHELIN EV Charge links charging data with telematics in MyConnectedFleet, helping fleet managers track energy use, spot costly charging habits and access negotiated tariffs.
Michelin has launched MICHELIN EV Charge, a service that gives fleet managers and drivers access to more than 1.2 million charge points across Europe through a single card and app. The company announced it as a way to help businesses manage and lower their electric vehicle (EV) charging costs.
Drivers can use the app to find available stations, plan trips and choose suitable charging options. Fleet managers get transparent pricing with no extra network fees and, in some cases, negotiated tariffs.
According to Arval Mobility Observatory’s 2026 barometer, 57% of European fleets already include EVs, and another 19% plan to add them within three years. Charging on the road is still a challenge, because drivers have to deal with many different networks, tariffs and access methods.
“By aggregating charging data with fleet vehicle data, we give companies a more detailed insight into vehicle usage and actionable solutions for bringing energy costs down,” said Sophie Foucque, CEO of MICHELIN Connected Fleet.
The service is fully integrated with MyConnectedFleet, the MICHELIN Connected Fleet platform. It combines charging data with vehicle telematics to give a single view of trips, energy use, charging status and charging habits. That helps flag costly practices and suggest improvements. It adds to existing tools that identify which vehicles are ready to switch to electric based on how they’re actually used, and that monitor battery level and range.
