TrendPower EV Charging Management Platform

TrendPower is the EV charging software brand of Guangzhou Trend Information Technology Co., Ltd., founded in 2005 and headquartered in Guangzhou, China, with a Hong Kong business center. It provides charge point management software for operators, charger makers, fleets and property groups who want a branded platform without custom development.

The product range covers CPMS, white-label driver apps, operations and maintenance tools, payment and settlement, shared residential charging, bus and heavy-truck fleet charging, e-bike charging and battery swapping station management. It supports OCPP 1.6 and 2.0.1 and lists projects in Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong, Brazil and the United States.

• CPMS: Real-time charger status, remote control and fault alerts.
• White-label apps: Branded driver app and operator dashboards.
• Billing: Flexible tariffs, payments and settlement with Stripe, Adyen and PayPal.
• Fleet charging: Ordered charging and load balancing for buses and heavy trucks.
• Operations tools: Remote diagnostics, automated work orders and availability analytics.
• Battery swapping: Shared battery swapping station management solution.

Vietnamese bus operators can schedule depot charging by departure priority. Charge point operators can launch a branded app with Vietnamese interface. Battery swap operators can manage shared swap stations on the same platform.

The site states 0% platform commission and 100% operational data control for operators. The platform supports public cloud, private cloud and hybrid deployment, and interfaces in several languages including Vietnamese. Remote diagnostics and automated work orders aim to cut downtime, and one platform covers cars, buses, trucks, e-bikes and battery swapping.

Electric buses, delivery fleets and e-bikes are scaling in Southeast Asia, and operators want one platform for cars, buses and swap stations. The Singapore autonomous bus project and Thai customer show regional deployments relevant to Vietnam.

Founded in 2005 as a subsidiary of Guangzhou Trend Information Technology Co., Ltd., headquartered in Guangzhou with a Hong Kong business center. Listed projects include EV Tech (United States), Longqi Power (China), TDC (Thailand) and Puri Power (Hong Kong).