In Pictures: Fuuse and Drax to Migrate Nearly 1,000 Former bp pulse Fleet Customers to New EV Charging Platform

Nearly 1,000 former bp pulse fleet customers will retain their existing depot charging hardware under the Fuuse and Drax migration deal.

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The agreement covers more than 14,000 charging sockets across fleet depots previously served by bp pulse.

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Fleet operators will keep their current warranties and maintenance support throughout the platform transition.

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Fuuse's platform will manage depot charging for fleets that lost their provider when bp exited the market in July 2025.

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The deal preserves existing charging infrastructure rather than requiring fleets to replace installed equipment.

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Drax Electric Vehicles joins Fuuse in delivering a seamless handover for affected depot-charging customers.

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Migrated customers gain access to Fuuse's software for monitoring and managing their depot charging operations.

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The partnership aims to minimize disruption for fleets operating thousands of charging sockets across the UK.

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Fuuse and Drax expect the migration to safeguard fleet electrification progress despite bp's market exit.

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