Teletrac Navman has launched Energy Hub, a new TN360 feature designed to give businesses one view of fuel and charging activity across mixed-energy fleets.

The tool brings electric vehicle charging information and traditional fuel data into the same fleet management platform. It also supports alternative energy types beyond gasoline and diesel.

For small fleets adding electric or hybrid vehicles, energy information may be spread across fuel card systems, fleet management software, home chargers, depot equipment, and public charging networks. Energy Hub is intended to consolidate that information so managers can more easily monitor vehicle readiness, energy use, and operating costs.

One View of Fuel and Charging

“Fleet operations are becoming increasingly complex as businesses manage the transition to mixed-energy environments,” said Alain Samaha, CEO of Teletrac Navman. “The challenge is no longer simply collecting information but bringing it together in a way that supports better operational decision-making.”

Energy Hub provides real-time information on battery state of charge and estimated remaining range for electric and hybrid vehicles. Fleet managers can also configure alerts and exception reports to flag activity such as unusual fuel transactions, overcharging, or inefficient charging behavior.

The platform centralizes fuel card transaction data from participating providers, allowing small businesses to compare spending, reconcile transactions, and identify potential anomalies. Teletrac Navman said sensitive fuel card information is not stored within the system.

Tracking Costs and Vehicle Readiness

Energy Hub also includes EV charging reimbursement capabilities. The platform uses driver trip classification data to help calculate and allocate business-related charging costs, including energy used when a company vehicle is charged at an employee’s home.

Its dashboard tracks fleet energy consumption, transaction volume, cost per kilowatt-hour, and total spending. Managers can review charging trends, monitor live charging status, track individual charging events, and locate public charging stations.

For businesses managing both combustion-powered and electric vehicles, the combined data can provide a more complete view of energy costs without requiring managers to compare information manually across multiple systems.

“Energy Hub helps businesses reduce fragmentation and gain clearer insights into energy performance,” Samaha said.

Energy Hub is now available globally within Teletrac Navman’s TN360 platform.