Our new radio frequency identification (RFID) cards, or EV charging cards, allow drivers to pay conveniently at public charging points across the UK. The BP Fuel and Charge and the Shell Fuel and EV cards can also be used when refuelling petrol and diesel vehicles, making them the ideal solution for mixed fleets as all transactions will be displayed on one invoice.
We appreciate that fleets really are looking for greener options, particularly with the future bans on diesel and petrol cars, so we've launched two new fuel and charge options to create even more flexibility for our customers.
 | BP Fuel and Charge - ensure you're never more than 5 miles from a rapid or ultra-rapid charger (accurate for 70% of Great Britain). |
 | Shell Fuel and EV - access Shell's huge network to keep your fleet on the go. |
EV charge cards are a simple payment solution for businesses. They work similarly to our current fuel cards. Simply tap your RFID card against a reader to start and end your charging session. This eliminates the need to carry cash and you can avoid using a credit card which may incur costly interest fees.
With access to thousands of charging points and petrol stations, these cards bring unparalleled convenience and sustainability to fleets with electric, petrol and diesel vehicles.
Through our close relationship with leading fuel brands, we’re able to offer the UK’s two top EV charging cards; BP Fuel and Charge, and Shell Fuel and EV.
These cards can be used to pay for EV charging, petrol and diesel. Fleets that have not yet been fully electrified will find this particularly useful as these cards will help them through their transition to electric.
In addition to saving businesses time on admin and providing them with competitive prices, our EV charge cards offer many other benefits.
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The Shell and BP charging networks provide extensive coverage across the UK, so you’ll never be far from a rapid public charger. |
 | 24/7 account management With our dedicated account management system, you can conveniently view all card transactions online. |
 | One card, one invoice Payments at EV charging stations and petrol stations are all displayed on one invoice, making it easier to track your expenditure. |
The BP Fuel and Charge card and the Shell Fuel and EV card have expansive networks which span across the UK. This is essential for drivers who often travel long distances, as you’ll be able to access reliable chargers wherever your business takes you.
Drivers no longer need to download multiple apps to pay for their charging sessions. Our EV charge cards can be used as a contactless payment at any participating location. This allows you to recharge at different charging points without the complication of navigating different apps.
Now available at Right Fuel Card!
Now available at Right Fuel Card!
 | Step 1: Find an accessible charge point using the Shell or BP app. |
 | Step 2: Plug in your charge cable into the socket of the charger. |
| Step 3: Tap the RFID reader with your EV charge card. |
Applying for an EV charge card is simple, all you need to do is fill out our dedicated application form or contact our team at 0113 202 5110 to discuss your options.
As part of the process, we’ll ask for more details about your fleet, including how many vehicles you have. You will need to provide us with proof of identification (x1) and proof of address (x2), plus pass a credit check.
To test the EV infrastructure, we analysed how long it would take to travel from Lands' End to John O'Groats in an electric vehicle.
We chose public chargers which accept our BP Fuel and Charge card to highlight its expansive network.
EV charge cards work in a similar way to fuel cards, but they can be used as payment at both petrol stations and charging points. You simply recharge/refuel and then paying using your EV charge card.
We offer two EV charge cards; BP Fuel and Charge and Shell Fuel and EV. Contact our team to find out which card is best suited for your needs.
Simply apply for an EV charge card from Right Fuel Card! Fill out our dedicated application form and a member of our team will be in touch to discuss your options.
EV charging stations are straightforward to use. Drivers simply use a connecting cable to plug in to the charging point. This transfers power supply directly to your vehicle’s battery pack.
There are various types of EV chargers, which has an impact on charging speed, and some can only be used by certain vehicles.
With our EV charge cards, drivers pay the retail price for EV charging. (Please note a transaction fee applies)
Rapid EV chargers can charge compatible batteries to 80% in as little as 20 minutes. However, home chargers typically reach a full charge within 12 hours.
There are almost 54,000 public charging stations in the UK. The BP Pulse network consists of over 12,000 charge points and the Shell network provides access to over 23,000 charge points.
