OEM integration

What is OEM Integration?

OEM Integration refers to the collaboration between electric vehicle manufacturers and component or system providers to seamlessly incorporate hardware and software into EVs. This process ensures that components like batteries, chargers, EVSE, and telematics systems work efficiently within the vehicle’s architecture. Proper OEM integration enhances performance, safety, and reliability, enabling EVs to communicate with charging infrastructure, optimize energy management, and provide a consistent user experience across home, commercial, and public EV charging networks.

Why OEM Integration Matters

• User Experience: Plug & Charge.

• Reliability: Fewer errors.

• Optimization: Pre-conditioning and charge curves.

• Serviceability: Remote diagnostics.

How It Works

Integrated ecosystems analyze:

• Vehicle data.

• Site signals.

• User profiles.

• Health monitoring.

Control systems manage:

• Authentication.

• Smart schedules.

• Automated billing.

Key Technologies

• ISO 15118.

• OCPP and roaming hubs.

• Telematics APIs.

• Firmware updates.

• Cybersecurity measures.

Applications

• Public fast-charging.

• Fleet services.

• Home chargers linked to apps.

• Cross-border roaming.

Benefits

• Frictionless charging.

• Higher uptime.

• Accurate billing.

• Faster issue resolution.

Use Cases

• OEM-branded apps.

• Vehicle-guided planning.

• Auto-start charging.

• In-vehicle receipts.