Planning for wider EV adoption:
ChargeFL is a way for electric vehicle drivers to earn rewards and gather EV charging data.
We are currently fully subscribed, but please feel free to submit your email to be added to our waiting list for potential future program expansion.
Help plan for the adoption of EVs. Participation is fast and easy.
Take one minute to sign up, and you’re already helping.
You’ll receive a C2 device which clips into your EV. It’s like a fitness monitor for your car.
Drive and charge as normal. There’s nothing to fill out or report on.
Earn $50 for participating in the first year and get access to more rewards for the duration of the program.
Join our mission to make EV charging in Florida more reliable for everyone.
Join fellow EV owners in helping plan charging networks.
Let’s make it easier for anyone to get into an electric vehicle.
The FleetCarma C2 device will help Duke Energy see hotspots for electric vehicle charging. This information is critical in understanding how electric vehicles will affect the entire charging network. The device plugs right into your EV unlocking powerful information about your vehicles charger and battery use, which you’ll be able to see, too.
We’re asking EV owners in Florida to help pave the way for a more reliable charging network. Will you join us?
– Help build a world-class EV charging network.
– Plug in the C2 device and go, you’re already helping.
– Anonymized data will be used to plan upgrades.
It’s like a fitness monitor for your car
You’ll also get access to your EV’s charging data.
Just like your vehicle’s dashboard tells you about your odometer and current battery charge, the online dashboard will provide you with information on vehicle use, performance, charging habits, and energy consumption. You’ll even be able to estimate the amount of greenhouse gases you’re saving by using your EV. It goes without saying that your information is secure, anonymized and private.
– Dashboards of your vehicle’s battery health.
– Calculate the amount of greenhouse gas you’ve helped reduce.
– Monitor EV battery state of health.
Stay in the program and earn
Since you’re doing all the driving, we’ll help pay your fare.
You’ll receive $50 in the first year of participation. You will also have the opportunity to earn rewards by completing achievements throughout the program duration. The C2 device is discreet and goes unnoticed by most drivers.
– Receive $50 in the first year with opportunities to earn more
– Opportunities to earn more rewards.
– Win, win for driving and charging as usual.
Understand your battery’s degradation of storage and power capacity over time.
Track your driving efficiency and how it compares to other EV owners.
Share & compare stats and experiences with EV owners.
View your electric miles driven, carbon footprint, and battery state of charge by trip.
Keep records of your vehicles performance and share stats.
See when you charge your vehicle, and how much energy is consumed.
You are eligible to apply for this program if you are a Duke Energy Florida customer and own or lease a plug-in electric vehicle – either a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle or battery electric vehicle.
Installation is simple and instructions will be mailed to you with your C2 device. You can also refer to our setup page for video instructions and troubleshooting. Please contact FleetCarma Support if you need further assistance.
We’ll review your application to confirm eligibility. If accepted, we will send you a FleetCarma C2 with instructions for installation and how to activate your C2.
Information that can identify you personally will not be made public or given to organizations outside of FleetCarma and our participating partners. Privacy policy
Yes, by signing up for Charge FL and receiving your free FleetCarma C2 device, you are agreeing to clip in as soon as possible and remain clipped in. If you remove the device you may lose the ability to collect the program incentive.
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