Battery level and range
The charge left and the range, as each electric vehicle reports them, live on the map and in its card.
Solutions · Electric vehicles
Run electric with confidence.
Doroobi Fleet shows each electric vehicle’s battery level, range and charging sessions, where the vehicle shares them, on the same live 3D map as your fuel vehicles, so a mixed fleet runs from one screen.
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After launch
More fleets in the UAE are adding electric cars and vans, from government pool cars in Abu Dhabi to delivery vans in Dubai. They bring new questions for the fleet manager. Which car has enough charge for the trip to Ras Al Khaimah? Who left a van unplugged overnight? Is charging at the depot keeping up with the day’s work?
A tracker that only knows position cannot answer those questions. Doroobi Fleet reads the battery and charging data that an electric vehicle shares through its CAN bus, where the model supports it, and shows it next to position and trips. Electric and fuel vehicles sit side by side, with the same alerts, reports and history.
What you get
Charging sessions
When and where each vehicle charged, how long it took, and how much battery it gained.
Low-battery alerts
An alert when a vehicle drops below the level you set, while there is still time to reach a charger.
Chargers on the Doroobi map
Charging places from Doroobi’s map shown beside your vehicles, so a dispatcher can see the nearest ones.
One fleet, two kinds of energy
Electric and fuel vehicles share one live map, one set of reports and the same 12 months of history.
Reminders as usual
Service reminders by date or kilometres, and Mulkiya and insurance expiry alerts, work for electric vehicles as for the rest.
How it works
Connect the vehicle
A tracker that reads the vehicle’s data is fitted, once we have checked that your model shares its battery data.
Set your levels
Choose the battery level that should raise an alert, and the depot zones where vehicles should charge.
Plan the day
Give the longest trips to the vehicles with the most charge, and see each charging session in the reports.
Range, read against the road
Range is only a number until you see the road. Doroobi Fleet puts each electric vehicle on Doroobi’s own 3D map, with live traffic and road reports from Doroobi drivers, so a dispatcher can see that a van with little charge left is heading into a long jam on the E311. Charging places from Doroobi’s map sit on the same screen, which makes the choice clear: charge first, swap vehicles, or carry on.
Questions
Does it work with every electric vehicle?
Not every model shares its battery and charging data. Tell us the makes and models you run, and we will check what each one can report before you join the pilot.
Can I see public chargers?
Doroobi Fleet will show charging places from Doroobi’s map beside your vehicles, so you can see the nearest ones to each vehicle.
Can I see where a vehicle was charged?
Yes. Each charging session is pinned to its place on the map, so you can tell depot charging from public charging.
Do electric vehicles need a different tracker?
Many need a tracker that can read the vehicle’s data, not only its position. We will suggest the right one for each model once we know what it shares.
Is it ready now?
Electric vehicle data comes after the first release. Today you can already follow electric and fuel vehicles alike with phone tracking in a Doroobi business account, and fitted trackers for position come at launch.
Keep exploring
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