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Full battery history at resale.

When you sell an electric vehicle, the buyer asks one thing: what happened to the battery? You should be able to answer with a documented history.

Full battery history at resale.

An electric vehicle loses value when nobody can check its battery

A buyer who cannot check a battery assumes the worst, and the discount comes out of your margin. Meanwhile the drivers who fast-charge every day keep doing it, and you do not see it.

A vehicle worth tens of thousands of euros should be sold with its battery history.

How we deal with it

We have watched leasing companies lose the same argument at every end of contract: with no battery history, they could not defend their price. So we record that history throughout the contract, from the vehicle's built-in connectivity.

The Battery Care Score follows how capacity changes, how the vehicle is charged and how much heat the battery takes over the contract. It tells you why the score moves and what to do about it. It relies on battery data from the manufacturer, which an aftermarket tracker cannot read.

How it works, in three steps

  1. Connect your electric fleet

    On compatible brands we connect the vehicles remotely, and the battery history starts to build up.

  2. Correct habits during the contract

    See which vehicles are fast-charged every day and talk to the drivers while it still makes a difference.

  3. Sell with the certificate

    Give the buyer a battery certificate: the estimated State of Health in one click, with the complete charging history behind it. A buyer who can read the history has less reason to ask for a discount.

If nothing changes

A battery with no history sells at the price of a buyer who assumes the worst. And the charging habits that wear your batteries today go unseen until the auction.

What you get instead

  • A battery health score for each vehicle, kept up to date, with the reasons behind it
  • Charging habits corrected while the battery can still be protected
  • A resale discussion that starts from the battery history
  • Keep, reassign or sell: you decide from how each battery's capacity is changing

Your vehicles already produce this data.

Let us show you what you can do with it.