EEVEE Mobility wins the Fleet Europe Innovation Award 2026

Award for vehicle-based home charging

On 28 October 2026, we received the Fleet Europe Innovation Award for Suppliers 2026 at the Fleet Europe Awards in Lisbon. The award recognises our approach to home charging: we record and reimburse charging sessions based on data from the electric car itself. That means a session still counts when an employee charges from a regular socket or a wallbox that isn't connected.

The question behind the award: how do you reimburse home charging correctly?

Electrifying a company fleet raises new practical questions for employers. One of them is how to correctly record and reimburse the charging costs employees incur at home. Today this usually happens through a connected wallbox with its own meter, but that can't be installed at every employee's home, for example in an apartment or a rented house. For international companies with fleets in several countries, every market also comes with its own charging solutions and reimbursement rules.

The car as the source of charging data

That's why EEVEE uses the electric car itself as the data source. Through direct data agreements with the car manufacturers, our platform reads how much energy a car has charged and recognises whether that happened at home, at the office or on the road. Based on that data, the employer reimburses home charging costs automatically. No receipts, no meter readings, no expense claims and no extra hardware.

The technology works with more than 25 car brands commonly found in European company fleets, including Tesla, BMW and Mercedes-Benz, as well as the brands of the Volkswagen, Stellantis and Hyundai-Kia groups.

"In recent years, a lot of attention has gone to the switch to electric company cars. Now that those cars are actually on the road, very practical questions come up," says Steffen Brans, founder and CEO of EEVEE Mobility. "Home charging is a good example. With large fleets, you need to correctly record and reimburse hundreds or even thousands of charging sessions. We start from the data that is already available in the car."

Besides home charging, the platform also brings together data from public charging and charging at the office. Together with the EEVEE charge card for around one million public charging points in Europe, fleet managers follow up all charging costs of their electric company cars in one environment.

From Belgium to 17 European countries

More than 2,500 companies in 17 European countries use EEVEE today, and around 20 million euro in charging costs passes through the platform every year. Customers include Capgemini, ArcelorMittal, GSK, UCB, Atlas Copco, Ineos, Brussels Airlines, SWIFT and Sweco, and several of them use EEVEE in multiple countries at the same time.

EEVEE Mobility was one of 17 nominated suppliers. A jury of 45 international fleet managers and Fleet Europe representatives, including members of the Global Fleet Managers Club, assessed the finalists and chose the winner.

"The fact that fleet managers from different European countries recognise this approach mainly confirms to us that the questions around home charging don't only come up in Belgium," says Steffen Brans. "As more and more European company fleets go electric, we see the same challenges return in other countries."

Want to see how EEVEE Mobility reimburses home charging for your fleet, in every country? Book a demo.