
Fleet charging built around one outcome: vehicles ready when you need them.
Manage vehicle charging, site power, and charger operations through one system built for depot-based EV fleets.








Trusted by fleets and charging operators across North America
Operational frictions
The day-to-day realities of fleet charging
Your vehicles have schedules to meet and work to do. Keeping them ready means coordinating charging requirements, available site power, and the infrastructure behind every charging session. As EV fleets grow, so does the operational responsibility behind charging.
Vehicles need to be ready on time
Each vehicle needs enough energy to complete its mission by its scheduled departure.
Impact: Missed departures & reduced fleet availability
Charging issues happen overnight
Failed or interrupted sessions can put morning readiness at risk when nobody is watching.
Impact: Missed delivery runs & driver overtime
Available power has to go further
More EVs can place greater demands on existing electrical infrastructure and increase exposure to costly demand peaks.
Impact: Demand peaks & costly infrastructure upgrades
Charging operations need to scale
More vehicles and chargers bring more schedules, sessions, issues, and operational decisions for your team to manage.
Impact: Growing operational workload & slower issue resolution
Simplified operations
Fleet charging management,
without the complexity
Relion connects vehicle charging requirements, session assurance, power management, and charger O&M in one operational environment.
Vehicle Charging Management
Set charging schedules and target state of charge around when each vehicle needs to be ready.
Readiness without overcharging
Session Assurance
Monitor scheduled charging sessions, identify vehicles at risk of missing their target, and automatically recover supported charging failures.
Fewer missed charging targets
Dynamic Load Management
Distribute available power across your fleet while respecting site electrical limits and managing demand.
More charging from available power
Complete Charger O&M
Monitor charger health, diagnose faults, manage issues, coordinate maintenance, and create work orders through Relion’s O&M platform.
End-to-end charger uptime management
System architecture
End-to-End Charging Operation
Plan
Define when vehicles need to charge and the state of charge they need to reach.
Right Charge, Right Time
Charge
Allocate available power according to fleet requirements and site limits.
Optimized Site Power
Assure
Monitor charging progress and intervene when a session doesn’t go according to plan.
Reliable Charge Completion
Resolve
Use Relion’s O&M platform when charger issues require diagnostics, maintenance, or field service.
Faster Issue Resolution
Depart
Give your team confidence and peace of mind that vehicles are ready when the fleet needs to roll.
Ready When It Matters
Methodology
How it works
Relion works with your team to configure the system around your fleet, charging infrastructure, electrical capacity, and operating requirements.
STEP 01
Configure charging around your fleet
Set charging schedules, departure requirements, and target state of charge around the way your vehicles operate.
Operational charging flexibility

STEP 02
Manage available site power
Configure dynamic load management to distribute charging within your site’s electrical capacity.
Optimized site capacity

STEP 03
Let Relion watch the operation
Monitor charging progress, automatically respond to supported failures, and alert your team when intervention is required.
Continuous session assurance

The platform
Built on Relion’s O&M foundation
Charging management and charger operations, connected.
When a charging problem comes from the infrastructure, your team shouldn’t have to start over somewhere else.
Relion’s Fleet Charging Management System is built on our complete O&M platform, connecting fleet charging with charger monitoring, diagnostics, issue management, maintenance, and work orders.
Manage operations in-house, with our Managed O&M Services, or through your preferred service provider, all on the Relion platform.

Customer Proof
Trusted by fleets running real charging operations
“Relion enables us to own our SCAR process end to end, with tools and integrations that make our team faster and more effective.”
Joshua Koppenjan
Director Customer Operations, Greenlane

Fleet Charging Management System FAQs
What is a Fleet Charging Management System?
A system for managing when EVs charge, the state of charge they need to reach, available site power, and the charging infrastructure supporting them.
What types of fleets is Relion designed for?
Return-to-base EV fleets, including school buses, transit, delivery and logistics operations, municipal fleets, and medium- and heavy-duty commercial vehicles.
How does Relion help vehicles stay ready?
Relion monitors scheduled charging sessions and can alert your team when a vehicle hasn’t started charging as expected or is at risk of missing its target. Supported charging failures can also trigger automated recovery.
Does Relion replace my fleet management system?
Relion focuses specifically on fleet charging operations. It complements systems responsible for areas such as routing, driver management, and general vehicle telematics.
Can Relion manage chargers from multiple manufacturers?
Yes. Relion’s hardware-agnostic O&M foundation provides a consistent operational environment across multi-vendor charging infrastructure.
Can Relion manage the O&M for us?
Yes. Managed O&M Services can be added when you want Relion to take on more of the day-to-day charger operations and service coordination.
Next Steps
Talk to us about your network
If you want to know what managed O&M would look like for your specific sites and hardware, the next step is a conversation, not a demo script.
What happen after you reach out
Infrastructure Discovery
We ask about your current setup and where things tend to break down.
Operational Mapping
We map how the platform, SLAs, and technician network would apply to your network specifically.
Transition Strategy
You decide what to hand off and what to keep, a phased rollout or a full transition.







