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Charging platform streamlines Rivian fleet operations

By Michelle Froese | May 16, 2025

Bluedot has announced that it’s supporting Rivian‘s Mobile Service fleet operations by helping to streamline its electric vehicle (EV) charging processes.

Through its fleet charging platform, Bluedot enables unified access to public charging infrastructure, along with features such as usage tracking and automated reimbursement.

This collaboration is intended to reduce the operational burden of managing EV fleet charging, allowing Rivian’s service vehicles to focus on field support rather than charging logistics.

Currently, Bluedot’s platform provides unified access to over 80% of public charging stations across the US, enabling drivers to locate, initiate, and pay for charging sessions through a single interface. This integration simplifies the charging process and reduces the need for multiple applications. It’s in use across a range of EV fleets, including rental, corporate, utility, and government vehicles.

The company’s tools aim to simplify fleet electrification and improve day-to-day operations as EV adoption grows.

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