Electric vehicle charging platform Bonnet teams with DPD
Public electric vehicle charging app Bonnet has announced a partnership with parcel delivery company DPD.
The tie up will provide DPD’s EV drivers in the UK with access to 32,000 charge point locations through Bonnet’s app.
DPD has announced plans to have over 3,000 electric vehicles on the road in the UK this year and 5,000 by 2023, when it will be delivering to 30 towns and cities on all EVs.
Patrick Reich, Co-founder and CEO at Bonnet, says: “We are super excited to be partnering with DPD as they establish the UK’s largest all electric delivery fleet. DPD is committed to sustainable development, and on the cusp of significant scale up of its EV fleet.”
“This marries with Bonnet’s mission to make public charging simpler and equitable for everyone that wants to switch to EVs. The app also ensures DPD drivers have real-time information on chargepoint availability at their fingertips.”
“It’s fantastic to see DPD’s vision and transition at scale. Together we’ll make quieter, greener, cleaner cities a reality.”
Olly Craughan, Head of Sustainability at DPD UK, says: “We are delighted to add Bonnet to our all-electric programme.”
“The app will complement our own charging infrastructure and help our EV drivers access the public charging network in a timely and efficient way, whenever they need it.”
“We are racing ahead with the decarbonisation of our delivery fleet.”
“Within the next 18 months we will go from 10 UK towns and cities served by an all electric DPD fleet, to 30, and more than double our EV fleet. Bonnet will help us keep those vans moving and delivering clean and green for customers.”
