ONEEV Group
ONEEV provides a unified EV charging platform for UK and Ireland drivers, combining real-time charger availability, transparent pricing, and secure in-app payments via Apple Pay, Google Pay, credit cards, or digital wallets. The app also includes route planning to identify charging stops along a journey and an integrated EV store for home chargers and accessories.
- Mobility & Transportation
- Automotive Technology
- Software Only
- Applications
- Events
Funding
Founders
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Product
Problem
EV drivers in the UK and Ireland often struggle to find reliable charging stations with real-time availability and transparent pricing. Fragmented payment systems and confusing apps create friction, making the charging process stressful and time-consuming.
Solution
ONEEV provides a unified EV charging platform that simplifies the entire charging journey—from locating stations to completing payments. The app offers real-time availability data, transparent pricing, and secure in-app payments via credit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or digital wallets. Drivers can start, stop, and pay for charging sessions without navigating multiple apps or payment systems. The platform also includes route planning features to help drivers find chargers along their journey and avoid unnecessary detours, delivering a seamless and stress-free experience designed specifically for UK and Ireland roads.
Target Audience
Primary users are electric vehicle drivers in the UK and Ireland who need a reliable, all-in-one app for finding, using, and paying for public charging stations.
Features
- Real-time charger availability and location mapping across the UK and Ireland
- In-app payment processing with support for Apple Pay, Google Pay, credit cards, and digital wallets
- Instant digital receipts for every charging session
- Route planning tools that identify charging stops along a driver's journey
- Integrated EV store offering home chargers, EV-friendly getaways, and everyday essentials
- Designed specifically for UK and Ireland charging infrastructure and driver needs