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You are here: Home / News / South Africa’s first dedicated fleet charging network hits 18,884 sessions in Gauteng | SA News

South Africa’s first dedicated fleet charging network hits 18,884 sessions in Gauteng | SA News

25 April 2026 by Guest

WattSpot, a dedicated battery-electric vehicle charging network for commercial fleets, recorded 18,884 charging sessions across its 3 Gauteng sites in its first 3 months of operation. The joint venture between Aeversa and Valternative Energy confirmed plans to install more than 200 charge points across South Africa by 2027.

For fleet operators weighing battery-electric vehicles, reliable charging uptime, coverage on high-traffic routes, and lower running costs per kilometre determine whether a pilot is viable.

South Africa’s public charging network does not yet meet the reliability that commercial fleets require. Availability is unpredictable, on-site support is limited, and a vehicle…

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