Evidence from the vehicle. Confidence for the job.

The brochure cannot tell you what this vehicle can do today. Advertised range says nothing about an individual vehicle's battery evidence, working load, passenger use, weather, charging behaviour or the shifts it has actually completed. The Pod is the doorway to that evidence. The name is not claimed as a trademark.

1. 1. Capture evidence

   The proposed Pod records permitted readings made available by a compatible vehicle.

2. 2. Build the Duty Twin

   VeriEV combines vehicle evidence with journeys, charging, passengers or payload, conditions and after-job outcomes.

3. 3. Support decisions

   The system estimates duty suitability, charge requirements, expected reserve and confidence, without presenting estimates as certified measurements.

• State-of-charge evidence
• Observed energy consumption
• Charging-session evidence
• Temperature context
• Predicted versus actual reserve
• Vehicle-specific Safe Working Envelope
• Battery and duty trends over time
• Buyer, driver and fleet reports

Not every output is available for every vehicle. Data access and compatibility differ by manufacturer and model, and state-of-health access is never promised.

• Secure device identity
• Encrypted evidence transfer
• Allowlisted read requests only
• No vehicle coding or control commands
• Evidence source and timestamp on every reading
• Confidence bands rather than false precision
• Explicit driver or fleet consent
• Data deletion and access controls

These are design objectives, not implemented or independently validated features.

The proposed hardware is the evidence doorway. VeriEV's long-term advantage is the history connecting a particular working EV, its battery and charging behaviour, the duties it attempts and the work it successfully completes.

• Authenticated evidence

  Readings tied to a particular device, vehicle and moment in time.

• Vehicle compatibility knowledge

  What each model actually exposes, mapped responsibly.

• Duty-outcome dataset

  Battery and energy evidence against work the vehicle really completed.

• Licensable decision models

  Duty suitability and evidence confidence, offered through an API.

• Delivery and service vans
• Crew vans
• Taxi and private hire
• Minibuses and accessible transport
• Used-EV buyer checks
• Fleet replacement and resale decisions

• Current

  Software validation using compatible third-party adapters.

• Next

  Controlled VP-1 engineering prototypes.

• Pilot

  Selected drivers, fleets and dealers.

• Later

  Compliant production hardware and licensed VeriEV APIs.

No launch dates, prices, pilot partners, performance results or manufacturing arrangements are published, because none exist.

VeriEV Pod is currently a research and industrial-design concept. It is not yet manufactured, certified, available for sale or proven compatible with any named vehicle.