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Driivz
Driivz provides a cloud EV charging and energy management software platform for charge point operators, mobility providers, fleets, and utilities.
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2013Driivz provides a cloud EV charging and energy management software platform for charge point operators, mobility providers, fleets, and utilities.
Driivz is a Vontier company operating the Driivz brand globally, with headquarters in Raleigh, North Carolina, and an Israeli office in Hod HaSharon. Shiri Levi-Laor became CEO in January 2026, succeeding prior leadership; she previously served as Driivz COO and held roles at SAP, Salesforce, and Amdocs.
The executive team spans a chief financial officer, chief revenue officer, chief product officer, chief engineering officer, and VP marketing. Driivz was founded in 2013 and serves charging networks across more than 35 countries.
The Driivz platform is a modular, OCPP-certified EV charging and energy management software suite for charge point operators, e-mobility service providers, EV fleets, utilities, fuel retailers, and automakers. Core modules manage charging operations, EV charging billing, smart energy management, white-label driver apps, and reporting and analytics.
Complementary layers include Driivz InSite for fleet planning, the Network Optimizer for incident management and automated remediation, and Driivz AI, an intelligence layer trained on cross-network operational data. The hardware-agnostic platform supports more than 2,200 OCPP-certified charger models across deployments in over 35 countries.
Driivz cites IEA Global EV Outlook 2025 projections of roughly 250 million EVs on roads by 2030 and about 115 million charging points deployed globally, framing network profitability and reliability as the industry's next bottleneck.
The company is investing in interoperability, cybersecurity, and AI-native operations, with future focus on vehicle-to-grid, energy storage, and grid-support use cases that turn charging sites into flexible energy assets.
Driivz positions its Intelligence Layer, trained on operational data from some of the world's largest managed charging networks, as a differentiator for uptime, cost control, and profitability at scale. Self-healing algorithms and proactive diagnostics target charger stability and network availability.
The platform is certified by the Open Charge Alliance for OCPP 1.6 and 2.0.1 and supports ISO 15118 plug-and-charge and vehicle-to-grid. As a Vontier company, Driivz pairs its software focus with a global industrial footprint and access to critical-infrastructure customers.
Driivz operates an enterprise SaaS model: a cloud-based subscription software platform sold directly to charging network operators, with contracts tailored to network scale rather than public per-port price lists.
Monetization support is built into the product, with configurable tariffs, multi-currency billing, and payment gateway integrations that let operators tailor pricing to drivers and business customers.