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From EV charge cards for charging on the road to home and workplace charging, Motia gives UK businesses everything they need to make the switch to electric - cutting costs, simplifying billing and keeping your fleet moving as you work towards Net Zero 2050.

At Motia, we’re committed to helping businesses embrace change and electrify their fleets as we move closer to the UK’s Net Zero 2050 target.
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If you’re a UK business looking to electrify, get in touch with our experts to learn more.
EV Charge Cards provide an easy way to pay for charging on-the-go.
Need your drivers to charge their vehicles at home for work purposes?
With the Allstar One Electric card, you can also get access to Allstar Homecharge. This service enables direct payments to energy suppliers for business charging at home – ensuring drivers are never out of pocket!

We have been helping businesses go electric since 2020, and we’ve created a bunch of helpful content to help fleet operators and drivers get to grips with the latest legislation, tips and strategies.
Navigate the shift to electric with the latest EV fleet advice.
Since 1990, our mission has been to connect businesses with the fuel card that suits their needs.
We’ve partnered with over eight of the leading fuel providers to help your UK business make smart and practical decisions around how you pay for fuel.
Over 50,000 businesses have trusted us to help them manage their fuel costs, and we are even rated ‘Excellent’ on Trustpilot.
A workplace EV charging policy will guide and regulate charge point usage at work premises and may also include guidelines for home charge usage too. A workplace EV charging policy will explain the terms of usage for staff and for any visitors to the premises.
Whether workplace charging is free or not is entirely up to employers. Electricity is not currently classed as a vehicle fuel by HMRC, so there isn’t currently any benefit-in-kind implication for businesses. It might be necessary for employers to account for workplace charging more carefully in the future.
Yes – because workplace EV charging is a non-cash perk, it is considered by HMRC to be a taxable benefit.
Our 2024 Fleet Manager Survey suggests that 55.5% of businesses with fleets accommodate home-based charging. Around 60% of respondents said they offer workplace charger installation as either a BIK or as a gift. Speak with your fleet manager to learn more about the options available to you. You can find more information on fleet electrification statistics in our Fleet Manager Survey.
Request a quote, speak to one of our experts, or explore our EV charge cards today.