Flexis Selects AMPECO to Enable Mission-Critical Charging for Last-Mile Delivery Electrification

We’re excited to announce that Flexis, a new-generation automotive OEM focused on urban logistics electrification, has selected AMPECO as its EV charging platform provider. This partnership addresses one of the most operationally demanding use cases in EV charging: depot charging for commercial last-mile delivery fleets across Europe.

Flexis represents a fundamental shift in how fleet electrification is approached. As a French joint venture between Renault Group, Volvo Group, and CMA CGM, the company delivers everything logistics operators need to go electric—the vehicles, the charging infrastructure, and the operational software to manage both—eliminating the fragmentation that typically characterizes fleet electrification journeys. AMPECO’s platform will serve as a key part of their digital ecosystem, the Flexis Interface, connecting charging operations with vehicle telematics and fleet management workflows.

Solving the Biggest Pain Point in Fleet Electrification

For commercial fleet operators in last-mile delivery, charging reliability isn’t just a convenience—it’s mission-critical. A vehicle that isn’t charged is a vehicle that can’t deliver, resulting in missed commitments and direct revenue impact. This operational reality shaped Flexis’ platform selection criteria from day one.

“One of the biggest challenges our customers face when transitioning to electric vehicles is figuring out how to manage their operations, and the greatest pain point by far is charging. The first thing we must deliver to our customers is a smooth, effortless way to charge. This is where AMPECO brings a vital piece of the puzzle.”

Pierre Sirolli

Head of Services & Solutions at Flexis

AMPECO serves as the critical bridge between physical charging infrastructure and Flexis’ management dashboards and team of fleet advisors, enabling real-time monitoring, alerting, and troubleshooting for both AC overnight charging and DC charging at depot locations.

Why Flexis Selected AMPECO

Flexis evaluated multiple platform providers before selecting AMPECO, prioritizing three critical capabilities: proven reliability and uptime for mission-critical operations, a charger-agnostic approach that works seamlessly across multiple hardware vendors, and comprehensive integration capabilities that enable deep connectivity with proprietary platforms.

AMPECO’s hardware-agnostic platform allows Flexis to work with any charging station manufacturer, providing flexibility to optimize hardware selection based on specific depot requirements, geographic markets, and customer preferences. This approach eliminates vendor lock-in and ensures Flexis maintains control over infrastructure decisions as they scale across diverse European markets.

The platform’s comprehensive API capabilities proved equally essential. AMPECO provides robust APIs that enable Flexis to extract real-time charging session data, integrate charging controls with vehicle telematics, monitor station status and availability across depot networks, and build custom dashboards and operational workflows. This flexible integration design allows Flexis to treat AMPECO as an operations layer they build on top of, rather than a standalone system.

“Our platform’s flexibility unlocks the capabilities Flexis needs to deliver dependable EV charging at scale. We handle the complexity of charging operations and deliver the uptime their customers depend on, while Flexis maintains complete control of the customer experience.”

Glenn L’Heveder

VP Business Development Europe at AMPECO

Building an Intelligence Layer for Fleet Operations

Flexis builds on AMPECO’s operational foundation by creating an intelligence layer for fleet operations. By integrating AMPECO’s charging data with vehicle telematics through the platform’s APIs, Flexis creates a unified operational view that transforms how depot charging is managed.

“At Flexis, we’re building a platform where AMPECO plays a strategic role in delivering visibility and insight into charge point operations. By combining telematics and charging functionality, we provide full control and oversight of customer operations through our dashboard and operations center.

Magali Boisjot

Charging Solutions Leader at Flexis

Fleet operators gain comprehensive visibility through this integration. They can monitor State of Charge and energy consumption directly via vehicle data, control charging schedules and power allocation, track charging session history and costs across entire depot networks, and receive alerts for charging failures before they impact operations. This unified view enables predictive operations, identifying potential issues and resolving them before they disrupt daily delivery schedules.

AMPECO’s platform also provides advanced operational capabilities that support Flexis’ business model, including flexible pricing structures for different customer segments, support for diverse payment methods and billing models, comprehensive user management for fleet operators and drivers, and detailed reporting and analytics for operational optimization.

European Scale with Strong Market Validation

Flexis is launching across multiple European countries, and with over 30 letters of intent already signed with leading logistics providers—including Colis Privé, GLS France, DB Schenker, and Buskow Logistics—it has secured strong market validation ahead of launch.

AMPECO’s proven track record of powering multi-country operations for leading European CPOs, combined with its charger-agnostic approach and experience across multiple markets, made it the natural choice for this ambitious rollout. The platform’s ability to handle complex, multi-site deployments while maintaining the reliability that mission-critical operations demand was essential for Flexis’ selection decision.

As Flexis scales across Europe, they will leverage more of AMPECO’s platform capabilities to support increasingly sophisticated operational requirements. The partnership positions Flexis to deliver charging reliability that protects daily operations, operational intelligence that optimizes total cost of ownership, and a scalable foundation for future capabilities, including AI-powered troubleshooting, dynamic energy pricing, and vehicle-to-grid integration.

This collaboration exemplifies how forward-thinking companies are approaching fleet electrification—not as isolated components, but as integrated ecosystems where charging management, vehicle operations, and customer experience work seamlessly together.