Allstar
Homecharge

Powered by Mina

Enables direct payments to energy suppliers for business charging at home – ensuring drivers are never out of pocket

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Taking the hassle out of paying for EV home charging

Paying for your drivers’ EV home charging has never been easier. With Allstar Homecharge – powered by Mina, you can pay for your driver’s EV home charging directly to their energy supplier.

Accurate payments direct to energy supplier

Works with most smart EV chargers

Happy employees – no bill shock, out of pocket expenses or extra admin

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How does Allstar Homecharge work?

Allstar Homecharge integrates with most home chargers

Accurate payments direct to energy supplier

Consolidated view of all your EV charging with Allstar Homecharge and Allstar One Electric

Frequently asked questions

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Why would Allstar Homecharge be good for my fleet?

Without a solution like Allstar Homecharge, businesses rely on schemes such as the Government’s EV AER to reimburse their drivers – but this can leave drivers out of pocket.

Allstar Homecharge is the easy, accurate way to pay your drivers’ energy provider directly for the electricity they use to charge their vehicles.

How does Allstar Homecharge work?

Allstar Homecharge integrates with your drivers’ home charging points and calculates the exact cost of the energy used to charge their vehicles. This is paid from your business straight to the supplier.

Which charger brands are compatible with Allstar Homecharge?

• Chargepoint
• Easee (Has RFID)
• EO
• Indra
• Sync EV (Has RFID)
• Ohme
• Project EV
• Podpoint
• Rolec
• Shell New Motion
• Zappi
 
If the charger isn’t compatible with Homecharge or there are multiple EV’s in the household, we can connect to the vehicle directly via a 3rd party software solution EV.Energy. They are compatible with the following manufacturers:
 
• BMW All models except 545e & i3’s
• VW All models except ID series
• Ford All models except ID series
• Audi All models except Q4, R8 & RS e-tron
• SEAT Leon, Mii
• Jaguar E-Pace PHEV, F-Pace PHEV &I-Pace
• Porsche Taycan, Panamera & Cayenne
• Kia Ceed Hybrid, E-Niro, E-Soul, EV6, Niro Hybrid, Sorento Hybrid, Xceed Hybrid
• Mini Cooper SE & Countryman Hybrid
• Volvo Only Hybrids
• Skoda Citigo-e iV, Octavia & Superb Hybrid
• Renault All models except Megane iV Break & Twingo III
• Hyundai Ioniq, Ioniq 5, Kona, Santa Fe Hybrid, Tucson Hybrid
• Tesla All models

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