ParkMobile and Parkopedia Launch Integrated EV Charging and Parking Service
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ParkMobile to launch as eMSP catering to North American drivers, leveraging Parkopedia's EV data and in-car payment expertise for seamless EV charging.
New eMSP powered by Parkopedia and ParkMobile, offering accurate EV charging and payment experiences via in-vehicle headunits and the ParkMobile app.
ParkMobile's new eMSP enhances mobility, reduces operational costs for fleet managers, and offers a seamless EV charging and payment experience, making tomorrow better.
ParkMobile's eMSP enables drivers to pay for parking and charging via one solution, providing convenience and cost savings, with integrated in-car payment services becoming increasingly demanded.
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ParkMobile will introduce a comprehensive electric vehicle (EV) charging service in North America later this year, integrating parking and charging payments into a single platform. The new eMobility Service Provider (eMSP) will combine Parkopedia's extensive EV data with ParkMobile's existing 65 million user base and advanced payment technology.
The service aims to address consumer frustrations with multiple payment systems, with 97% of surveyed US participants expressing desire for a unified platform for in-car services. Fleet managers will benefit from intelligent route optimization, cost reduction, and simplified invoice management by accessing charging options across multiple providers.
Key features include multi-contract plug and charge capabilities, real-time charger availability information, and the ability to find the most cost-effective charging sessions. The platform will integrate with in-vehicle systems and mobile applications, providing drivers and fleet managers with convenient, comprehensive mobility solutions.
Duncan Licence, Chief Product Officer at Parkopedia, highlighted the service's value in streamlining driving-related services and providing confidence in accessing optimal charging tariffs. Scott Booker, General Manager of Parking at EasyPark Group, emphasized the company's commitment to delivering seamless experiences as EV adoption accelerates.
Curated from 24-7 Press Release
