Businesses managing mixed-energy fleets now have access to a new platform designed to consolidate fuel and electric vehicle energy data in one place. Teletrac Navman has launched Energy Hub within its TN360 fleet management platform. It brings together EV charging visibility, fuel card integration and operational insights to help organisations optimise performance and control costs.
Combining fuel and EV energy management
Designed for fleets operating a mix of internal combustion engine, hybrid and electric vehicles, Energy Hub provides a single platform for monitoring energy use across multiple sources, including home, depot and public charging networks, alongside traditional fuel data.”.
The solution is intended to address the growing complexity of fleet energy management as organisations increasingly rely on multiple systems to manage fuel cards, charging infrastructure and telematics.
“Fleet operations are becoming increasingly complex as businesses manage the transition to mixed-energy environments. The challenge is no longer simply collecting information but bringing it together in a way that supports better operational decision-making,” said Alain Samaha, Chief Executive Officer of Teletrac Navman.
“Energy Hub helps businesses reduce fragmentation and gain clearer insights into energy performance, bringing these data points together into one platform, giving organizations a clearer, unified view of energy usage and enabling a more integrated, data-driven approach to fleet management.”
Real-time insights support operational decisions
Energy Hub provides fleet managers with real-time information on electric vehicles, including battery state of charge and estimated remaining driving range, helping improve visibility across mixed-energy fleets.
The platform also supports configurable alerts and exception-based reporting to identify issues such as overcharging, unusual fuel transactions and inefficient charging behaviour.
Teletrac Navman said the solution centralises fuel card transaction data from leading providers, enabling organisations to reconcile spending, streamline reporting and detect anomalies without storing sensitive card information.
In addition, the platform introduces EV charging reimbursement capabilities, allowing business-related charging costs to be calculated and allocated using driver trip classification data.
Dashboard tracks energy use and costs
The Energy Hub dashboard provides a fleet-wide view of energy consumption, charging activity and operating costs. Fleet managers can monitor live charging sessions, analyse consumption trends, review transaction volumes, track charging events and locate public charging infrastructure.
According to Teletrac Navman, these insights are designed to help organisations identify unnecessary expenditure while improving compliance and simplifying audit processes across both fuel and charging activity.
Supporting the transition to mixed-energy fleets
The company said the launch comes as fleet operators, local governments and transport organisations face increasing pressure to improve sustainability and meet environmental, social and governance (ESG) objectives.
“As the industry evolves, visibility and integration will be critical to unlocking the full value of fleet data,” said Samaha, Chief Executive Officer of Teletrac Navman.
“Energy Hub gives our customers a single, connected view of their energy ecosystem, helping them reduce costs, improve efficiency and navigate the transition to more sustainable operations with confidence.”
Energy Hub is now available globally as part of the TN360 fleet management platform.
Learn more about Energy Hub here.
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