Fuuse and Drax Electric Vehicles have been selected to manage the transition for nearly 1,000 former BP Pulse fleet clients in the UK. The project involves migrating more than 14,000 charging sockets to the Fuuse management platform to ensure continued operations.
Under the agreement, Fuuse will provide the software platform, while Drax Electric Vehicles will handle nationwide maintenance and service. The partnership aims to preserve existing hardware warranties and prevent the need for expensive infrastructure replacements for fleet operators.
BP Pulse decided to exit the workplace charging market in July 2025 to prioritize its rapid charging network and hubs. Following the announcement, the company spent over a year collaborating with Fuuse on hardware testing and platform development to facilitate the transition.
Affected fleet operators can initiate the migration process by registering through a link provided in the notification email from BP Pulse. The Fuuse onboarding team will then verify infrastructure needs and confirm service arrangements for each client.
