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The ENIO charging card in comparison

How the ENIO charging card compares with providers such as DKV or Shell — for companies that want to issue a card of their own, and for those that simply want to use one.

The ENIO charging card in comparison

In an increasingly electrified world, choosing the right charging card becomes a strategic decision. Companies and organisations now have access to models that are more flexible than those the market has offered so far.

Our ENIO charging card offers something distinct, and it is particularly interesting for two groups:

  1. Companies that want to issue a charging card themselves — municipal utilities, energy suppliers, business networks.
  2. Companies looking for a charging card for everyday use — fleet operators, trades businesses, fleet managers.

This article compares the ENIO charging card with the solutions known so far.

1. You want to issue a charging card yourself (a white-label card)

More and more organisations recognise the potential of giving their customers or staff a charging card of their own. The reasons vary: brand loyalty, closeness to the customer, additional business models — and strategic control over data and processes.

With ENIO that becomes possible.

Unlike other fleet card providers, where your influence is limited, being a white-label partner of ENIO brings a number of advantages:

✅ Your own brand at the front

  • With the ENIO solution the charging card carries your logo and your colours, and your tariffs sit behind it.
  • Customers see you — and no one else — as the provider.

✅ Full control over your data

  • You see every transaction in real time, can analyse charging behaviour, adjust tariffs and develop services deliberately.
  • Other providers usually deliver standardised reports with very limited access to user behaviour.

✅ Flexible tariffs and target groups

  • You decide: flat rates, prices per kilowatt-hour for AC and DC, time-dependent tariffs or special prices for particular groups.
  • With the ENIO solution you strengthen individual customer relationships — with special terms for corporate customers, municipal users, tenants or employees.

📌 An example from practice:
A municipal utility has different kinds of customers. Owners' associations get different rates in their garage than customers charging at a hypercharger in the town centre. Time-controlled tariffs can be added on top, for instance when surplus solar power is available.

✅ A free charging card in combination with the ENIO white-label app

  • Alongside the card you can give your customers an app with all the important functions — finding charge points, seeing their own charging history — in your own design.
  • In combination with the white-label app the charging card is free, with no monthly base fee at all.

✅ Fits into the processes you already have

  • The ENIO solution connects directly to CRM, ERP or billing systems.
  • With ENIO you make the charging card part of the digital experience your customers already have with you.

2. You use a charging card in your own company (the ENIO charging card)

For companies with electric vehicles, what counts is efficiency, clarity about costs and simple processes. This is exactly where the ENIO charging card scores against other providers:

✅ Clear costs and no hidden roaming surcharges

  • Many multi-service cards charge high roaming fees, particularly outside their own partner network.
  • With ENIO you charge in your own network or in partner networks on transparent, traceable terms — with no surcharges.

📌 An example from practice:
A construction company with three electric vans uses its own charge points on the company premises. With ENIO those can simply be included in the billing system — with its own prices and full control over the cost. With other providers that is often impossible, or possible only within limits.

✅ Clear charging reports for fleet managers

  • ENIO offers a central portal for managing every charging session — including assignment to drivers, vehicles or cost centres.
  • In the ENIO backend you see where, when and how much was charged — to the day, for every vehicle.

✅ Your own charge points included

  • Charge points at the company site or at an employee's home can be enabled with the ENIO charging card.
  • The same processes apply there too, including automated billing.

✅ Support from one source

  • ENIO looks after you directly — with no handover to third parties or global call centres.
  • Questions about the card, about a charging problem or about new features are answered personally and promptly.

In summary: why ENIO is the better choice

Criterion ENIO Other providers
Your own brand on the card ✅ Yes (white label) ❌ No
Control over data and analysis ✅ Full access ❌ Limited
Your own charge points included ✅ Yes ⚠️ Partly / complex
Setting tariffs ✅ Freely definable ❌ Set by the provider
Personal support ✅ Direct from the system provider ❌ Often through third parties
Transparent roaming costs ✅ Low or negotiable ❌ Often high surcharges

In short: ENIO rethinks the charging card — modular, brandable and economical

Whether you are a municipal utility with a regional strategy or a company with an electric fleet: the ENIO charging card offers more independence, more control and more flexibility than the models of other providers.

Instead of submitting to a rigid system, with ENIO you can shape the charging experience for your own purposes — under your brand, by your rules and to your strategy.

With ENIO you are at the wheel, not in the passenger seat.

Curious?
We are happy to show you how your ENIO charging card can be fitted into your structures in a short time — whether as issuer or as user.

📩 Get in touch — and shape electric mobility yourself.

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