EVme EV Solution for Business

EVme Plus Co., Ltd. is part of Thailand's PTT Group and is headquartered in the S-Oasis Building on Vibhavadi Rangsit Road, Bangkok. Its corporate business helps companies and government agencies switch vehicle fleets to electric without buying cars outright, covering the vehicles, charging and sustainability reporting needed for the transition.

The EVme business ecosystem combines all-inclusive EV rental packages of two to five years that include insurance, scheduled maintenance, replacement vehicles, roadside assistance and 24/7 customer care with short-term rentals. An EV fleet management platform visualises fleet data and utilisation. Additional services cover expert advice and installation of charging stations, renewable energy certificates for electricity used by its EVs, real-time carbon credit calculation and ongoing servicing. Rentals are also offered to government agencies.

• All-inclusive EV rental: two- to five-year packages with insurance, maintenance and replacement cars.
• Wide vehicle selection: company cars from several EV brands for different uses.
• Fleet management platform: dashboards on fleet data and utilisation.
• Charging station services: expert advice and installation by professional technicians.
• Renewable energy certificates: certification for electricity consumed by rented EVs.
• Carbon credit calculation: real-time conversion of avoided emissions into corporate credits.

Multinational subsidiaries in Vietnam can lease EV company cars with bundled maintenance and carbon reporting. Industrial park operators can combine leased EV shuttles with on-site charger installation. Hotels and tour operators can rent EVs for guest transfers while tracking emissions avoided.

Companies can electrify fleets without capital purchases through rental packages of two to five years. Insurance, maintenance, replacement vehicles and roadside assistance are bundled, simplifying fleet administration. EVme states fuel costs fall at least two to four times compared with combustion cars, and renewable energy certificates plus carbon credit calculation support ESG reporting.

Thai companies face growing pressure to report and reduce Scope 1 emissions, and many prefer renting EVs to owning them while technology and resale values change quickly. Vietnamese corporates and multinational subsidiaries are moving the same way as EV supply widens and ESG reporting requirements from export markets tighten.

Part of PTT Group, headquartered in the S-Oasis Building, Chatuchak, Bangkok. Launched a VIP electric taxi service at Phuket airport in January 2025, partnered with Hyundai in April 2025 and Mercedes-Benz Rama 3 in June 2025 to add rental models, and won a PR Award Asia-Pacific in 2024.