~1,000buses
~3,000vehicles across the relationship
Runs legacy telematics and ZAPPP in parallel, because the data requirements are different. Chose ZAPPP for the contactless, warranty-safe install.
ALL POWERTRAINS. ONE PLATFORM.
ZAPPP clips onto a vehicle's CAN bus and streams 70+ parameters per second into one platform: diesel and electric, from every OEM, on identical axes.
01 · The problem
Today: Fragmentation
Diesel telematics in one system. EV data in a separate OEM portal. Cameras in a third platform. Chargers in someone else's dashboard. Excel in the middle holding it all together.
With ZAPPP
One platform. One truth. One fleet. Every vehicle, every powertrain, every charger: one data model, one schema, one system of record.
SoC 78%
Voltage 587V
Temp 32°C
SoH 94%
Most EV platforms ignore diesel.
Most diesel platforms ignore EVs.
ZAPPP ignores neither.
02 · Start here
Five segments. Five different economics. The numbers are yours, not generic.
Tell us about your fleet and we'll run the numbers with you.




04 · The platform
All vehicles. All powertrains. One view. Diesel and EV on identical axes: same channels, same units, same screen.
Diesel, EV, cameras, chargers: comparable, not siloed. One schema across everything the fleet generates.
Use your diesel data to plan and prove electrification. Route suitability is built in, not bolted on.
No shadow spreadsheets. No second dashboards. The system of record the board can audit.
05 · The stack
Layer 01
The foundation
Live vehicle SOC against your published schedule. Charge state forecast 8–10 hours ahead. Overnight shortfalls flagged before they become morning crises. No hardware. Reads OEM fleet APIs.
Cloud SaaSLayer 02
Vehicle intelligence
On-vehicle AI battery intelligence. 1Hz CAN-FD ingestion, edge inference, digital twin, degradation and residual-value modelling.
Hardware + SaaSLayer 03
Energy orchestration
OCPP charging orchestration, demand-charge management, charger health, per-vehicle energy cost. Works without cloud connectivity.
On-site06 · The economics
Unmonitored battery degradation costs £14,000–£28,000 per bus over its lifecycle. Charging inefficiency wastes 15–25% of energy spend. ZAPPP costs approximately £180,000 across the same fleet over the same period. A single prevented battery failure pays for three years of ZAPPP across the entire fleet.
Run the numbers07 · Deployed
~1,000buses
~3,000vehicles across the relationship
Runs legacy telematics and ZAPPP in parallel, because the data requirements are different. Chose ZAPPP for the contactless, warranty-safe install.
300vehicles deployed in 90 days
Phased rollout.
BYD fleet.

Existing customers.
Live across fleets in UKSouth AfricaEuropeAsia-Pacific
All deployments and results08 · The series
Six short episodes from the GoMetro team on fleet data, battery health and what it takes to run an electric fleet.