French corporate services firm Edenred has announced a strategic partnership with Tesla to add the Supercharger network to its electromobility offerings, significantly boosting its EV infrastructure in Europe. The move comes as EV adoption accelerates across European commercial and corporate fleets.
Under this integration, Edenred fleet users will gain access to more than 20,000 Tesla Supercharger points across more than 1,500 locations in Europe. These Superchargers, known for their high power output (up to 250 kW), are now available via Edenred’s UTA eCharge and Ticket Fleet Pro platforms.
By bringing Tesla’s fast-charging network into its fold, Edenred strengthens its public charging footprint, helping fleet operators reduce downtime and optimise operations. The high-speed charging capability means that EV drivers in commercial fleets can charge more quickly and efficiently — a big advantage for long routes and tight schedules.
Edenred says this integration is part of its larger mission to simplify electric mobility for businesses. With unified access via the UTA eCharge app, fleet managers can plan charging routes, monitor station availability, and handle billing more seamlessly — all through one consolidated system.
This partnership also highlights rising demand for cross-border, reliable charging solutions among companies migrating to EVs. For many fleet operators, access to Tesla’s extensive Supercharger network represents a major step in scaling EV usage without compromising on infrastructure reliability.
For Tesla, the deal strengthens its presence in the European charging market by opening up its Superchargers to non-Tesla customers via Edenred’s well-established mobility services. As Europe’s EV rollout continues, such collaborations are expected to play a key role in building out a robust, interconnected charging ecosystem.
