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What are failed sessions and repair visits costing your network?

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DC fast and Level 2 combined.

Net of energy cost.

US industry average is between 75 and 85%.

Where the year's revenue goes

Each bar is what is left after the one before it. The last bar is what remote resolution puts back.

$12.5M

$2.5M

$1.2M

$469K

Network revenue

All ports, one year

At risk

Failed first attempts

Lost

Drivers who walk away

Recoverable

Resolved remotely, in time

Recoverable each year with remote resolution

$469,000

Sessions saved before the driver gives up, and the repair visits you do not have to send.

How this is calculated

Every step is an estimate, not a measurement. Change any assumption and the numbers above move with it.

  1. Revenue across the whole network, before anything fails.

    $12,500,000
  2. Revenue riding on sessions that fail on the first attempt to charge, at 20% failure.

    $2,500,000
  3. Share of those failures where the driver leaves instead of trying again. The rest retry, move to another port, or wait it out.

    Share of failed sessions where the driver walks away
    $1,250,000
  4. Share of walked-away failures that can be fixed remotely, without sending someone to the site. This is the repair dispatch cost you avoid.

    Share of failures resolvable remotely
    $937,000
  5. Share of those resolved fast enough to keep the driver, rather than after the car has already left.

    Share resolved in time to keep the session
    $469,000

Figures rounded to the nearest thousand

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Assumptions are industry estimates, not measurements from your network.