Software platform for e-mobility and charging infrastructure – the foundation for your business

The EAAZE software enables centralised and efficient management of e-mobility solutions and charging infrastructure. Regardless of who, how or where charging takes place, EAAZE allows you to record and analyse all charging scenarios centrally and transparently. Whether it’s corporate mobility (charge@work), billing for company cars used privately (charge@home), public charging of your vehicles (charge@road) or the operation of your own charging points, all processes are consolidated on a single platform. The software can also handle various billing and tariff models, cost allocation and internal cost transfers.

API-first and white-label: maximum flexibility

Thanks to its consistent API-first approach, other systems can be seamlessly integrated with the EAAZE platform. As a white-label solution, EAAZE can also be fully customised to reflect the corporate design of the respective company.

More than just a Charge Point Management System

These numerous functions and possibilities clearly demonstrate that EAAZE is more than just a Charge Point Management System. Rather, the software provides the foundation for companies to successfully build and scale their e-mobility business.

Visit EAAZE at icnc 2026

We look forward to introducing you to the EAAZE solution in a face-to-face meeting at icnc 2026 and discussing any questions, requests or specific requirements you may have.

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In April 2026, 64,350 electric passenger cars were registered, representing a 41.3% increase compared to the same month the previous year. As a result, electric vehicles achieved a market share of 25.8% ¹. High figures were also recorded in May: with 59,969 newly registered fully electric passenger cars, the increase was 39.3% compared to the same month the previous year, resulting in a market share of 25% ².

In May, it was announced that the new electric vehicle purchase incentive would apply retroactively to all registrations dating back to January 2026³. The current high number of new registrations may already reflect the initial effects of this incentive. As of June 2, 41,772 applications had been counted, more than 90% of which were for fully electric cars ⁴.

Not only is the number of electric passenger cars continuing to grow steadily, but an increasing trend toward electrification is also evident among commercial vehicles in the EU. Looking back at the registration figures for the first quarter, the share of electric vans rose by 42%, reaching a market share of 12%. The number of electric trucks rose by 40.1%, reaching a market share of 3.5%. Electric buses also saw an increase: the number of new registrations rose by 36%, reaching a market share of 20% ⁵ .

Europe is investing in the expansion of electric mobility

From January through May, 950,521 new electric cars were registered in the EU. This brought the market share to 20%. The three countries with the most new registrations – Italy, France, and Germany – all posted strong growth figures. Germany ranked third with a 40.9% increase⁶ .

Several countries in the EU Economic Area and Switzerland have pledged a total of 200 billion euros in investments for the electric vehicle ecosystem. Of this amount, 109 billion euros are to be allocated to the battery supply chain, 60 billion euros to electric vehicle manufacturing, and approximately 23–46 billion euros to public charging networks. Germany accounts for nearly a quarter of these investments and is thus, according to experts, one of the most important players in the European electric mobility sector ⁷.

Charging Infrastructure and Used Car Market Show Positive Trends

Charging infrastructure in Germany also continues to grow. As of May 1, there were 203,951 public charging stations in Germany—a 17% increase from May of last year and 1,833 more than on April 1⁸.

The used car market for electric vehicles has also shown positive development in recent months: compared to last year, the time listings remained on the market has shortened significantly. Demand doubled between December 2025 and April 2026, and the share of listings for electric cars rose from 3.5% to 8%  ⁹.

Conclusion: Positive Trend Continues in the Second Quarter

Overall, the positive trend from the first quarter is continuing. Rising registration figures, growing investment, the expansion of the charging infrastructure, and increasing momentum in the used-car market show that electric mobility is continuing on its growth trajectory in Germany and Europe.

Sources:

¹https://www.kba.de/DE/Presse/Pressemitteilungen/Fahrzeugzulassungen/2026/pm18_2026_n_04_26_pm_komplett.html

²https://www.kba.de/DE/Presse/Pressemitteilungen/Fahrzeugzulassungen/2026/pm21_2026_n_05_26_pm_komplett.html

³ https://www.zeit.de/news/2026-05/08/bundesrat-gibt-gruenes-licht-fuer-beginn-der-e-auto-praemie

⁴ https://www.wiwo.de/politik/deutschland/e-auto-praemie-2026-schon-knapp-42.000-antraege-fuer-elektroauto-zuschuss-gestellt/100229830.html

⁵  https://www.acea.auto/cv-registrations/new-commercial-vehicle-registrations-vans-2-3-trucks-10-7-buses-24-5-in-q1-2026/

⁶ https://www.acea.auto/pc-registrations/new-car-registrations-4-in-may-2026-year-to-date-battery-electric-20-market-share/

⁷ https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/climate-energy/europe-invested-200-billion-euros-so-far-boost-ev-sector-new-automotive-data-2026-05-11/

⁸ https://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/DE/Fachthemen/ElektrizitaetundGas/E-Mobilitaet/start.html

⁹ https://www.automobilwoche.de/autohandel/gebrauchtwagen/amw-gebrauchtwagen-restwerte-verbrenner-elektroautos/

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From June 23 to June 25, 2026, we’ll be exhibiting at Power2Drive in Munich. Power2Drive Europe is the international trade show for charging infrastructure and electric mobility. Under the motto “Charging the Future of Mobility,” it offers the ideal industry meeting place for manufacturers, dealers, installers, fleet and energy managers, charging station operators, e-mobility providers, and startups. The trade show focuses on the latest technologies, solutions, and business models for a sustainable mobility world.

Focus on the Future of Charging Infrastructure

This year’s highlights include charging infrastructure, smart charging, and the interplay between electric vehicles, smart charging infrastructure, and renewable energy. We’ll be presenting our EAAZE platform in relation to these and other topics, demonstrating how companies can operate charging infrastructure simply, efficiently, and cost-effectively. Experience our solutions firsthand and discover the platform’s diverse features through practical demonstrations.

For some time now, the economic analysis of charging infrastructure and business models in e-mobility has been a key driver in determining the direction of charging station expansion and operation. EAAZE excels in this area, as our flexible and customizable options for tariff and pricing structures have been further enhanced since our last major release. Learn how to unlock the full potential of your charging stations and how to turn electric mobility into a sustainable and economically successful business model.

We look forward to engaging in person with a wide variety of stakeholders in the e-mobility sector – to forge new connections, deepen existing ones, gain fresh insights, and shape the future of e-mobility together.

EAAZE E-Mobility Made Simple and Successful

📍Visit us in Hall B6, Booth 776. We look forward to seeing you!

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At the start of 2026, electric mobility continues to evolve rapidly. Rising registration figures, growing public interest, and new incentive programs are currently shaping the landscape. This overview summarizes some key developments related to electric cars, charging infrastructure, and market trends from the first quarter of 2026.

New Record High: Over 2 Million Electric Cars in Germany

As of January 1, 2026, the number of registered electric vehicles in Germany exceeded 2 million for the first time—2,034,260, to be exact. Most electric cars are registered in North Rhine-Westphalia, followed by Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg. 1

A symbolic milestone: The two-millionth car delivered was the ID.3 compact car from Volkswagen. 2

January 2026: Strong growth in Germany and the EU

In January, a total of 154,230 new electric cars were registered in the European Union. This brought the market share of electric cars to 19.3%. 3

Significant growth is also evident in Germany:

42,682 new registrations represent a 23.8% increase compared to the previous year. The market share stands at 22%. 4 This means Germany remains the largest market for electric cars in Europe. 5

Positive trends were not limited to private customers: registrations of electric fleet vehicles also rose by 18% in January. 6

Debate Over Purchase Incentives for Electric Cars

A key topic at the start of the year is the announced purchase incentive for electric cars and plug-in hybrids. The subsidies depend, among other things, on income, marital status, and other criteria, and range from €1,500 to €6,000. 7

However, the measure has also drawn criticism. Experts cite concerns such as potential windfall effects, social injustice, and the inclusion of certain plug-in hybrids in the subsidy program. 8, 9

February and March 2026: Growth Continues

The positive trend continued in February: 46,275 newly registered electric cars represent a 28.5% increase and a market share of 21.9%. 10

Across the EU, over 158,000 new registrations were recorded in February. This corresponds to a 20.6% increase compared to the previous year. 11

500-Million-Euro Program for Charging Infrastructure

The Federal Ministry of Transport announced another funding program for the expansion of charging infrastructure in and around multi-unit residential buildings. The total package amounts to up to 500 million euros and is aimed at:

Homeowners’ associations
Small and medium-sized enterprises
Private owners of rental apartments, as well as housing associations and real estate companies with large housing portfolios
The goal is to significantly improve access to charging stations and further expand the charging infrastructure. 12

Nearly 200,000 Charging Stations

As of March 1, according to the Federal Network Agency’s charging station registry, there were 147,935 standard charging points and 50,449 fast-charging points. This brings Germany closer to the 200,000 mark for public charging points. 13

Price Trends for Electric Cars

According to the AUTO 1 Group, prices for electric vehicles have risen by 2.9% so far, both month-over-month and year-over-year; in March, the index reached 100.8. However, prices are 1.7% lower compared to the same month last year. Despite short-term price increases, electric cars are thus becoming more affordable in the long term. 14

Demand Continues to Rise

Overall, interest in electric cars continues to grow. According to a representative Forsa survey, 21% of respondents would prefer an electric car as their next vehicle; this places the electric car in second place on the scale, behind gasoline-powered cars, and represents a 4% increase compared to previous years. 15

Conclusion

The figures from the first quarter of 2026 show that e-mobility continues to develop steadily despite the weaker economic situation. Registration numbers and market share are rising steadily. At the same time, interest among private and business customers continues to grow.

Sources:

1 ecomento.de – Über zwei Millionen Elektroautos in Deutschland zugelassen

2 ecomento.de – Marke VW liefert zweimillionstes Elektroauto an Kunden aus

3 acea.auto via electrive.net – ACEA: E-Auto-Marktanteil in der EU legt weiter zu

4 kba.de via electrive.net – Deutschland-Statistik: Januar startet mit starken 22 Prozent Elektro-Anteil

5  acea.auto via electrive.net – ACEA: E-Auto-Marktanteil in der EU legt weiter zu

6 dataforce via electrive.net – Dataforce: E-Autos in Flotten wachsen weiter

7 ecomento.de – Elektroauto-Kaufprämie 2026: Fragen und Antworten

8 ecomento.de – Experten kritisieren neue Elektroauto-Kaufprämie

9  tagesschau.de – Wer kann wie viel Geld für ein E-Auto beantragen?

10 kba.de via electrive.net – Elektroauto-Neuzulassungen in Deutschland legen im Februar weiter zu

11 acea.auto via electrive.net – ACEA: E-Auto-Neuzulassungen steigen um 20 Prozent

12 ecomento.de – Bundesverkehrsministerium: 500 Millionen Euro für Ladeinfrastruktur an Mehrparteienhäusern

13 bundesnetzagentur.de – Elektromobilität – Öffentliche Ladeinfrastruktur

14 AUTO 1 Group via ecomento.de – Preise für Elektroautos im März 2026 niedriger als im Vorjahr

15 ecomento.de – Umfrage: Elektroautos gewinnen in Deutschland weiter an Zuspruch

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On March 25 and 26, 2026, the trade show “Flotte! The Industry Gathering” will take place for the tenth time—one of the most important gathering places for the fleet management industry in the German-speaking world. Companies, service providers, and decision-makers from the fields of fleet management, mobility, electric mobility, and fleet services will gather here to discuss the latest trends, technologies, and solutions.

This year, EAAZE will be participating as an exhibitor for the first time. At the event, we’ll present our solutions for modern and flexible fleet management and invite fleet managers, system providers, leasing companies, and industry representatives to engage in personal discussions.

Fleet Management Reimagined

With our software solution, EAAZE offers companies, fleet operators, software providers, and leasing companies a customizable fleet portal for modern digital fleet management.

The platform can be flexibly adapted to different requirements and helps companies efficiently digitize and automate fleet processes.
Company car drivers can register themselves in the Fleet Portal and, for example, have charging sessions at home billed simply and automatically. Reimbursement of electricity costs is handled transparently and efficiently, without any additional administrative burden for the company.

White-Label Fleet Portal with Flexible Integration

A key component of the solution is the white-label feature. The Fleet Portal can be fully customized to match the corporate design of the respective company, allowing it to integrate seamlessly into existing digital environments.

In addition, EAAZE offers a business API that allows the Fleet Portal to be easily integrated into existing fleet management systems, mobility platforms, or directly into the company intranet.

Additional benefits of the EAAZE solution:

• Automated billing for charging sessions
• Hardware-independent software solution
• Integration into existing fleet and mobility systems
• Flexible adaptation to different fleet structures

Thanks to its hardware-independent design, companies can continue to use their existing charging infrastructure while remaining flexible for future expansions.

EAAZE at “Flotte! 2026”

At “Flotte! The Industry Gathering 2026,” EAAZE will present the new Fleet Portal for the first time, along with its complete portfolio of services covering fleet management, charging infrastructure, and billing solutions for electric fleets.

📍 Visit us in Hall 6, Booth 6/F11.

We look forward to meeting you in person and having exciting discussions about the future of digital fleet management.

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Software Platform for E-Mobility and Charging Infrastructure

EAAZE software enables the centralized and efficient management of e-mobility solutions and charging infrastructure.
It also comprehensively covers billing, processes, and various use cases.

At E-world energy & water 2026, we’ll demonstrate how modern, holistic charging management works.
Our EAAZE backend software will be demonstrated in a real-world setting.

One-on-One Discussions at E-world 2026

Throughout the trade show, our staff will be available for one-on-one discussions.
We’d be happy to address your specific needs.
We’ll answer your questions and advise you on how to make the best use of the EAAZE platform for managing charging infrastructure.

Consulting on E-Mobility Strategy and Implementation

Elbert W. Lievense will also be on site on February 11, 2026.
He advises national and international companies on e-mobility strategy and implementation.
Among other things, he will discuss his consulting work on the migration of approximately 2,500 AgriGo charging points to EAAZE.

Take this opportunity to speak with him in person.
Benefit from his more than 17 years of experience and his extensive expertise in the field of e-mobility and charging infrastructure.

Book an appointment with Elbert W. Lievense here: https://outlook.office.com/book/EAAZE@eaaze.de/

Feel free to drop by spontaneously and meet us at the NRW joint booth in Hall 3 | Booth 3R120.

We look forward to speaking with you in person at E-world energy & water 2026 in Essen!

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This year, the fair will focus more strongly on the integration of renewable energies and electricity storage in connection with electric mobility. The role of intelligent charging systems, the use of environmentally friendly technologies and the future of electric mobility solutions will take centre stage.

We cordially invite all visitors to visit our stand and experience the latest features of our software solutions live. Our team will present innovative approaches to the management and billing of charging infrastructures and looks forward to stimulating discussions about the future of mobility.

Power2Drive is the ideal platform for exchanging new ideas, deepening existing partnerships and working together on a sustainable mobility future.

Date: 7–9 May 2025
Location: Munich Exhibition Centre, Stand C5.660C (Start-ups@The smarter E Europe joint stand)

Visit us and play an active role in shaping the energy transition!

Your EAAZE team

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We look forward to working together.

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E-world – THE industry gathering for the energy sector

Visit us at this year’s E-world energy & water in Essen, which will take place from 11 to 13 February 2025. This trade fair is considered the industry gathering for the European energy sector, where international decision-makers come together every year to shape the future of the energy industry.

EAAZE is also proud to be part of this important event once again. We are already looking forward to presenting our unique platform solution to you on site, which will ensure the future-proof operation of your charging infrastructure.

We will show you how you can:

• Efficiently control your infrastructure with our solutions,
• Perform automated and flexible billing,
• Map your business model precisely with EAAZE.

Our experts are on hand to address your individual needs and support you in successfully entering and expanding into e-mobility.

Visit us at the joint stand of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia in Hall 3, Stand 3R120/3R140, to find out more. We look forward to supporting you and working with you!

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