The Fleet Charging Study 2026 shows: fleets are on the move. Measured, but determined. For providers who make the right moves now, long-term customer relationships are there for the taking.

The Bidirectional Charging Study 2026 shows that whilst interest is high, willingness to buy is still low. So far, only one in six electric car drivers sees real added value.

The USCALE Charging Services Study 2025 reveals how the balance of power between CPOs and eMSPs in the UK is shifting. It shows why providers now need a sharp value proposition, a focused target‑group strategy and a well‑defined competitive playbook.

The USCALE Charging Services Study 2025 shows how competition between CPOs and eMSPs in France is changing. Providers are encouraged to position themselves strategically through a clear value proposition, a target-group-specific approach, and a tailored competitive strategy.

For years, we have focused on the supply side of charging infrastructure. But the era of scarcity is over, and users now have a choice. (Introduction to a series of articles on European CPO markets.)

The USCALE Charging Payment Study 2026 is the first study to take an in‑depth look at EV drivers’ payment behaviour at public charging points in Germany. It shows which payment methods EV drivers actually use and where their dissatisfaction comes from.

The USCALE Charging Services Study 2025 shows how competition between CPOs and eMSPs is intensifying. Providers must position themselves competitively – with their value proposition, the right target group orientation and an appropriate brand strategy.

Who will buy an electric car next? And what does this mean for providers?

Standardised customer surveys on all touchpoints of the customer journey in eMobility.

UScale’s Product-Market Fit approach offers a multi-level development framework for innovators, product owners and marketers.