The new WEX Fleet card now with EV payment capabilities, gives fleet customers a single way to pay for both traditional fuel and public electric vehicle (EV) charging. WEX is the first fuel card provider to incorporate fueling and EV charging into one card, one account, and one invoice across its proprietary closed-loop fuel network.
WEX®, a global commerce platform that simplifies the business of running a business, introduced WEX Fleet card now with EV payment capabilities, giving fleet customers a single way to pay for both traditional fuel and public electric vehicle (EV) charging. WEX is the first fuel card provider to incorporate fueling and EV charging into one card, one account, and one invoice across its proprietary closed-loop fuel network.
The new offering allows all data and payments to flow to one simple, secure system, whether a driver is plugging in at one of over 175,000 WEX-accepting public charging ports or fueling up at over 90% of U.S. gas stations that accept WEX cards.
As fleets integrate a mix of electric or fuel-powered vehicles, many face fragmented payment systems, multiple cards or apps, and complex reconciliation. The WEX Fleet card now with EV payment capabilities helps reduce administrative burden while delivering a more seamless and unified experience for both drivers and operators. In addition, fleet managers retain unified reporting, purchase controls via the DriverDash™ app, and one credit line for all transaction data for fueling and charging.
“Fleets don’t want more cards, more systems, or more reconciliation,” said Carlos Carriedo, chief operating officer, Americas Payments & Mobility. “Our customers want one solution that works everywhere, and that’s exactly what we’re delivering with EV payments built directly into this new WEX Fleet card. It’s simplicity at scale for mixed-energy operations.”
The upgraded card embeds RFID technology directly into the standard WEX Fleet card, eliminating the need for a separate EV charging card or mobile app to activate and pay for a charging session. This allows for a single card and account structure to support internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, hybrids, and EVs. Powered by WEX’s proprietary closed-loop fleet network, rather than open-loop, general-purpose card networks, this approach gives customers end-to-end control of transactions, enabling richer data, stronger security, and fleet-specific purchase controls that support electrification without disrupting existing fueling workflows.
Key benefits of the WEX Fleet card now with EV payment capabilities
- One card, one account, one invoice: Fuel and EV charging all tied to a single card and credit line.
- Embedded tap-to-charge capability: Drivers use the same card for all fueling scenarios – no separate RFID required.
- Consolidated reporting and controls: Fleet managers get unified visibility into fueling and charging activity with existing purchase controls.
- Easy activation: EV charging capabilities can be enabled immediately or rolled in during the next scheduled renewal.
The WEX Fleet card now with EV payment capabilities reflects WEX’s ongoing effort to simplify operations and support the evolving needs of mixed-energy fleets. With real-time charger availability, remote initiation, and detailed transaction insights already part of WEX’s En Route EV suite, fleets can more easily manage the shift to electrification.
Availability
The WEX Fleet card now with EV payment capabilities is available today for eligible fleet customers. Existing EV enabled customers can request updated cards directly through the WEX online customer portal by clicking “Enable EV” on any existing fuel card, by clicking “Enable EV” when ordering new fuel cards or receive them automatically during their next regular card-renewal cycle. To enable an account for EV, contact a WEX sales representative or for more information, visit the WEX EV website.
