DPD and Allstar team up to simplify EV fleet charging payments

James Murray
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New partnership aims to reduce the need for separate charging transactions for DPD’s growing fleet of 3,600 electric delivery vans

Expenses payment technology provider Allstar has today announced a new partnership with DPD in support of the delivery giant's plans to transition to an electric fleet. The deal will see DPD deploy...

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