eMobility Solution Development
Our accelerators for eMobility solutions development
At Intellias, we build accelerators that help OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers test, modernize, integrate, and bring products to market faster without engineering everything from scratch. From custom eMobility software to smart charging systems, our accelerators simplify complex transformations into efficient and scalable implementation of validated industry-grade solutions.
Intellias automotive accelerators showcase our cross-domain expertise, built through collaboration with clients, technology partners, industry associations, and open-source communities. They address key areas where organizations need tech innovation and business efficiency from a proven eMobility solution development company, spanning advanced data capabilities, automation functions, cloud connectivity, enhanced user experience, embedded development, and modern platforms.
IntelliKit
The Automotive Portable Kit, or simply IntelliKit, showcases the engineering expertise we provide to our clients by integrating automotive-grade hardware, cloud platforms and tools, developing embedded and middleware software, and designing breathtaking user interfaces.
Smart Charger
Intellias Smart Charging Portable Kit is an all-in-one solution accelerator designed to tackle the toughest hurdles in EV charging infrastructure, specifically on interoperability, standardization, and scalability.
Map Compilation Accelerator
Intellias Map Compiler accelerates the compilation of map data in various formats into NDS.Live, allowing businesses to integrate updatable, reliable, and accurate online maps into their products and services.
FAQ
EV charging software development covers the Charging Station Management System (CSMS), including charger onboarding, authorization, session control, tariffs, billing, remote diagnostics, firmware updates, availability monitoring, energy management, analytics, and operator APIs. A modern platform should support OCPP 1.6J for legacy chargers and OCPP 2.0.1 for stronger security, device management, smart charging, and ISO 15118 integration. Intellias eMobility solution development services are showcased through an OCPP- and OCPI-based Smart Charging Portable Kit and predictive maintenance projects for a charging provider managing thousands of home installations.
Intellias helps to build smart charging platforms that connect chargers, CSMS, energy management systems, vehicles, users, payments, and grid data. Its eMobility technology solutions support dynamic load balancing, charging schedules based on site capacity, tariffs, and grid demand, ISO 15118-based Plug & Charge, and V1G or V2G scenarios for adjusting or reversing power flow. Intellias Smart Charging Portable Kit uses LF Energy EVerest, OCPP, and OCPI to demonstrate interoperable charging, roaming, session management, and integration across the energy and mobility ecosystem.
Charging network management software must monitor charger status, availability, energy consumption, faults, maintenance, sessions, tariffs, payments, and utilization in real time. It should also support multi-operator roaming through OCPI, exchange authorization and charge detail records, integrate payment providers, and provide remote configuration and diagnostics. Intellias custom eMobility software development experience includes 24/7 monitoring and predictive maintenance for a charging provider managing thousands of home installations, using charging logs and service histories to identify failure patterns and improve field-service workflows.
OCPP-compliant development requires implementing the correct message flows, security profiles, charger states, transactions, remote commands, firmware updates, error handling, and smart-charging profiles. OCPP 1.6J remains common across installed chargers, while the incompatible OCPP 2.0.1 adds stronger security, device management, improved transaction handling, ISO 15118 support, and richer smart-charging functions. Implementations should be tested with the Open Charge Alliance Compliance Testing Tool, validated by an accredited certification laboratory, and tested against multiple charger and CSMS vendors. Intellias applies OCPP within its Smart Charging Portable Kit, eMobility solution development accelerator designed to tackle the toughest hurdles in EV charging infrastructure, specifically on interoperability, standardization, and scalability.
Beyond charging, eMobility technology services cover battery management systems, battery health analytics, embedded EV software, fleet electrification, energy and load management, predictive maintenance, EV routing, range calculation, digital cockpits, payments, connected services, and driver eMobility applications. Intellias has developed EV navigation that combines battery level, consumption models, road conditions, and charger availability to calculate range and automatically add charging stops, while its fleet solutions support charging schedules, remote diagnostics, energy-cost management, and battery servicing.
A European launch must address AFIR requirements for interoperability, pricing, user information, and payment options, alongside OCPP, OCPI roaming, GDPR, and national rules such as Germany’s Eichrecht for accurate and verifiable energy billing. In North America, requirements vary by state, utility, and funding model; federally funded projects subject to NEVI rules must address OCPP 2.0.1, OCPI 2.2.1, ISO 15118, contactless payments, cybersecurity, reporting, remote monitoring, and more than 97% annual port uptime. An experienced eMobility solution development company can design a unified platform core with regional compliance, payment, connector, tariff, and data modules.
Charging interoperability requires coordinated standards at three levels: ISO 15118 between the EV and charger, OCPP between the charger and CSMS, and OCPI between charge point operators and eMobility service providers. The platform must normalize charger identifiers, locations, availability, tariffs, authorization tokens, sessions, and charge detail records while supporting direct connections and roaming hubs. Intellias provides eMobility solution development services and an OCPP- and OCPI-based Smart Charging Portable Kit for integrating charging stations, operator platforms, payments, roaming services, and fleet applications without locking the ecosystem to one hardware vendor.
Plug & Charge automatically identifies the vehicle, authorizes the driver, starts charging, and processes payment when the cable is connected. Implementing it requires ISO 15118-compatible vehicle and charger software, Power Line Communication, TLS encryption, contract certificates, a vehicle-to-grid public key infrastructure, secure key storage, certificate provisioning and renewal, and integration among OEM, CPO, eMSP, CSMS, and payment systems. Intellias eMobility technology solutions cover ISO 15118 integration, OCPP-based backend communication, smart and bidirectional charging, and the interoperable software layers needed to support Plug & Charge.
Intellias approach to EV routing combines vehicle integration, range and energy-consumption modelling, charger availability, road elevation, traffic, weather, and driving conditions. The software calculates reachable areas, selects charging stops based on location and charging speed, and updates ETA and estimated charging time throughout the journey. In a live two-year implementation, Intellias team developed EV routing products for a global automotive technology provider, including automatic charge-stop planning, battery preconditioning signals, range maps, and a companion app that synchronizes routes with the vehicle, demonstrating practical eMobility solution development expertise.












