Straight answers about the Evone pilot

Use the EVCS map and charging calculator on this site today. Join the driver waitlist for the app pilot — Evone is in a pilot onboarding phase, so joining puts you in line for invites in your area. It doesn't create an account or give app access yet.

Start with the partner intake on the partners page. Our onboarding team follows up for a pilot conversation about your chargers and access rules. Nothing about your site is published until you approve it.

Wallet credits are non-cashable charging credits: you top up in advance, and the balance pays for charging sessions on Evone. It is not a cash balance, a bank product, or stored value you can cash out, and it earns no interest. Unused credit stays in your wallet for future charging, and any refund follows the receipt from a real session.

Listings will show price with units before you drive, but the final amount always comes from the session record for that charge, not an estimate. During the pilot nothing is billed for real charging, and any request that needs a host to confirm says so before anything is committed.

Many Evone sites are semi-public or restricted — malls, workplaces, hotels, condos, and fleet depots. Each listing states its access rules up front, and gate or security details are shared only with drivers who are cleared for that site. We never publish access instructions or restricted-site coordinates openly.

No. The EVCS map is a sourced directory listing — not live station status. Other product previews on this site are an illustrative preview built on demo data. When trusted integrations are in place, every listing will carry its source and how fresh its status is.

We build Evone to connect with charging networks and station hardware using common industry protocols. That work is engineering in progress: we describe standards support by its real status and make no claim of formal conformance until integration is verified.

During the pilot, support runs by email through the team building Evone, not a round-the-clock production help desk. We answer within business hours and use pilot questions to decide what we harden before wider access.

We ask for the minimum we need. For the waitlist and partner intake that means contact details and a coarse city or area — never your exact home or work coordinates. Analytics is privacy-safe and avoids sensitive personal data.