Gemserv has launched a new digital platform – Paladin – aimed at helping businesses confidently lead the transition to electric vehicles.

Developed in partnership with software-as-a-service specialist Alyne, the information service provides users with easy access to relevant insights, compliance and guidance to inform decision-making.

The launch of Paladin comes after extensive market research by Gemserv to understand the complex barriers preventing a faster transition to EVs.

The subscription service provides digital access to structured, filtered, connected and searchable use-case content and business controls relevant to a customer’s products and services.

It will address all aspects of the EV landscape, from fleet procurement and charging infrastructure to funding and consumer protection.

By providing an affordable, future-proofed and fact-based digital information service, Paladin will enable businesses to navigate a complex new landscape and ensure compliance with market rules, standards and best practice. It will also support a collaborative approach across sectors to resolve underlying issues in the market.
Paladin will help organisations:

Explore the use cases, rules, standards and compliance requirements relevant to them;
Support decision-making based on quality insights;
De-risk investments through informed assessment of opportunities; and
Upskill staff and raise awareness of key issues around the transition to electric vehicles.