Use cases

Four groups own charging uptime. None of them can see it.

The operator, the fleet, the manufacturer and the site host each hold a different piece of the same failure. EV Spectra gives each of them the part of the record that is theirs.

01 · Public networks

Charge point operators

Networks running 50–5,000 public AC and DC charge points.

Today

Uptime dashboards report a healthy network while a quarter of real sessions fail. Faults are found when a driver calls support, not before.

With EV Spectra

Session-level success tracking, deterministic fault detection on live telemetry, and remote diagnostics over the charger's own OCPP socket — so a technician is dispatched with a diagnosis, not a work order that says 'charger down'.

02 · Commercial fleets

Fleet operators

Commercial fleets — logistics, ride-hailing, corporate transport.

Today

Battery degradation is invisible until range collapses or a vehicle fails inspection. Residual value is guesswork at resale.

With EV Spectra

State of health estimated from real charge curves rather than odometer heuristics, per-vehicle history, and early warning on thermal behaviour that predicts pack failure.

03 · Hardware

Hardware manufacturers

Charger OEMs shipping OCPP-compliant hardware.

Today

Field failures surface as warranty claims with no telemetry attached, making root cause and firmware regression hard to prove.

With EV Spectra

A vendor-neutral telemetry layer that attributes failures to component, firmware version and site conditions — turning warranty disputes into engineering data.

04 · Sites & utilities

Utilities and site hosts

Discoms, malls, highway operators and workplace hosts.

Today

Charging assets sit on someone else's balance sheet, but the site owner absorbs the reputational cost of a dead bay.

With EV Spectra

Independent visibility into site-level availability and energy delivered, with an auditable record of who was notified and when.

Which one describes you?

Tell us how your network is put together and we will show you what the platform would surface.