Zest, a leading EV charging infrastructure provider, has announced a partnership with Allstar, a payment firm specializing in EV, fuel, and business expenses, to simplify charging for business EV fleets.
Through this collaboration, Zest’s network of over 1,300 charging spaces will be integrated into Allstar’s platform. Fleet drivers will gain easy access to Zest’s chargers using the Allstar Co-Pilot app. Soon, customers will also be able to pay for charging at Zest sites with the Allstar Charge pass card, a combined payment card for electric charging and fuel.
Robin Heap, CEO of Zest, described fleet electrification as “a cornerstone of the UK’s net zero transition.” He emphasized that the new integration will make charging more accessible for fleet drivers wherever they are.
Tom Rowlands, Managing Director of Global EV Solutions at Corpay—the parent company of Allstar—expressed excitement about the partnership. He said the collaboration “underscores our dedication to offering fleet customers seamless access to a payment solution for reliable and fast charging options.”
This announcement comes shortly after E-fleet solutions provider VEV partnered with Maritime Transport to install high-powered electric truck chargers at three UK sites, supporting the logistics company’s upcoming battery electric truck rollout.
With this partnership, Zest expands its network and strengthens its position in the growing UK EV fleet charging market.
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