Charging coordination
Plan practical charge windows around shifts, location and next-day demand.
ExploringAustralia / Community expression of interest
Cyberfleet is exploring a support network for electric and autonomous vehicles—coordinating charging, cleaning and maintenance around your working life.
Charge ● Maintain ● Clean ● Coordinate ● Repeat
The opportunity
Owning a working EV can mean planning charge windows, service appointments, cleaning and downtime. We’re testing whether one coordinated support layer could make all of that simpler.
Plan practical charge windows around shifts, location and next-day demand.
ExploringCoordinate routine service, tyres, cleaning and handovers with less admin.
ExploringBuild fleet care around the job you already have—not the other way around.
The goalA possible day
This is an early service concept, shaped by the people who may one day use, operate or support these vehicles.
Usage, charge and care needs logged.
Cleaning or maintenance coordinated if needed.
Charging planned for operational readiness.
Vehicle prepared for the next run.
Technology watchlist
We’re listening to Australians interested in today’s EVs and tomorrow’s autonomous and robotic systems.
Real photographs, displayed with layout cropping: Cybercab hero © Steve Jurvetson, CC BY 2.0; Cybercab side view © Dllu, CC BY-SA 4.0; Model Y © Alexander Migl, CC BY-SA 4.0. The Optimus Gen 3 image is a concept render supplied by Cyberfleet AU. Cyberfleet AU is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Tesla, Inc.
Charging across Australia
Real Australian Supercharger locations illustrate the kind of charging network that future fleet support may need to coordinate around work, downtime and travel.
Australian Supercharger photographs © Chuq, CC BY-SA 4.0 and Chuq, CC BY-SA 4.0, displayed with layout cropping. Locations, access, compatibility, fees and availability may change; confirm current details with the charging-network operator.
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Meet curious operators, EV owners and service partners in the AU Cyberfleet Community.
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