Mercedes-Benz and ChargePoint Launch Integrated EV Charging Solution for Business Fleets in Germany
Mercedes-Benz partners with ChargePoint to offer businesses a turnkey charging infrastructure solution for electric fleets in Germany.
- 15 July 2026
- 6,000
- 1.4 million
What Happened
Mercedes-Benz is expanding its electric mobility offering for business customers in Germany by introducing an integrated charging infrastructure solution in partnership with ChargePoint. Available from July 15, 2026, the solution targets companies and fleets of all sizes, covering the entire process from needs analysis through installation to ongoing operation. The offering complements existing public and home charging options, providing a complete ecosystem for fleet electrification.
“Our business customers expect solutions that go far beyond the vehicle. With the new charging offering at the company location, we close an important gap in the charging offer for fleet customers – complementing home and public charging. This helps companies electrify their fleets economically and switch to e-mobility from a single source.”
“As part of our long-standing partnership with Mercedes-Benz, we have already implemented diverse charging solutions for the company, from workplace charging to public charging for employees and customers. Now we take the next step. Together with Mercedes-Benz, we pool our expertise to provide business customers with charging infrastructure that meets operational requirements while significantly re”
- Optimized energy costs, optionally combined with photovoltaics and energy storage
- Intelligent load management for efficient use of grid capacity and high site performance
- Vehicles reliably charged and ready for use
- Flexible adaption to growing fleets and different site requirements
The new offering covers all relevant charging applications for business customers in Germany: public charging via MB.CHARGE Public, home charging billed via the home charger reimbursement in cooperation with TRONITY, and workplace charging at the company site with ChargePoint. Mercedes-Benz thus complements its electric vehicle portfolio with suitable infrastructure and energy solutions, bundling responsibility for planning, implementation, and operation with a single contact.
Why this matters
Businesses transitioning to electric fleets often face complexity in charging installation and management. This new integrated service from Mercedes-Benz and ChargePoint simplifies the process, reducing cost and effort, and makes fleet electrification more accessible for companies of all sizes in Germany.
Terms in This Story
- AC charging
- Alternating current charging, typically slower but simpler for home or workplace use.
- DC charging
- Direct current charging, faster than AC and commonly used for public rapid charging stations.
- Load management
- A system that optimizes power distribution among multiple charging points to prevent grid overload and reduce costs.
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