The collaboration will enable seamless in-vehicle charge session initiation and payment for EV chargers using the EV Connect platform.

Drivers can now pay for fueling using their vehicle’s infotainment screen at thousands of gas stations across the U.S.

We are pleased to have received the German Research Allowance Certification Office (BSFZ) innovation seal for our research around precise location and service point activation

Team meets with dozens of market participants at strategy launch in Tokyo

The partnership gives drivers of SheevaConnect™-enabled vehicles access to over 1,500 car wash locations around the country

The recognition underscores the leadership role the firm has played in building the in-vehicle commerce space with its revolutionary SheevaConnect™ product suite

The solution is the first location-based platform for in-vehicle payments that enables secure, innovative, frictionless customer experience

This allows automakers to launch in any geography the same integration with Sheeva.AI’s SheevaConnect™, allowing rapid global expansion beyond the pilot stage

The solution is the first multi-use tokenization platform using precise vehicle location for in-vehicle payments that enables secure, innovative, frictionless customer experience.

This marks a year of growth globally, more than doubling the number of available service points across their fueling, EV charging and parking service verticals since the start of the year.

The agreement between the two companies will bring globally successful location-driven in-car payments pilots to the Japanese market

Watch out EZ-Pass, Sheeva.AI is coming for you. EZ-Pass is available in 17 states with approximately 35 million users. Sheeva.AI wants them all and more.

Our latest patented product is the next offering that leverages precise location to activate service points, such as fuel pumps, electric vehicle chargers, and parking meters, directly from the car’s infotainment screen and to enable seamless payment

Partnership brings together the leader in location-driven in-vehicle commerce with the premiere strategy team advancing new technology solutions to parking operators.

Industry analysts expect in-vehicle commerce to be a growth market as Sheeva, Apple and others develop software, apps and location services to enable transactions.

Over 1,200 nominations were received globally and Sheeva.AI’s location-based in-vehicle service and payments solution came out on top in their category.

At CES 2023, automakers and tech companies demonstrated their efforts to keep pace with electric vehicle demand and help consumers make the most of the time devoted to charging their cars.

How will EVs change the way cities need to look at infrastructure? How will it change the way it sees and transacts with its residents and visitors? What are the new best practices to capture the multiple benefits of these new relationships between tech and people? Listen in to hear the answers to these questions and more in our seventh webinar.

Listen in on our lively discussion about the intersection of parking and vehicle location-based services (#VLBS) and how they can help parking challenges today.

Smartphones are part of our everyday life and we expect them to be able to do just about anything. So, why would we need anything else when it comes to connected cars?

Vehicle location-based services (VLBS) -- like mobile commerce and services before it -- could become the next multi-trillion dollar market, so what will it take to get it there?

This is a recording of our live webinar panel on vehicle location-based services (#VLBS) in the "Post-COVID normal" era. We had a great discussion with our guests, Gani Nayak (CTO & Head of Engineering, Chamberlain Group), Rei Kato (Engineering Program Manager, Hagiwara America), moderator Trevor Curwin (VP Energy & Cloud Markets, Greensparc), and our founders, Evgeny Klochikhin (CEO) and David Pickeral (Head of Strategy).

Welcome to our 8th episode of That New Car Sense, our podcast on connected cars, smart cities, IoT, V2X, digital payments, and location technologies. Our guests this month: Evgeny Klochikhin, CEO of Sheeva.AI and Saurabh Bhalerao of BIS Research -- where they will discuss the future of in-vehicle payments and beyond around connected vehicles and services. (Starts at 29:15)

Welcome to our 7th episode of That New Car Sense, our podcast on connected cars, smart cities, IoT, V2X, digital payments, and location technologies. Our guests this month: Jenna Malcom, Business Development Manager and Rei Kato, Engineering Project Manager at Hagiwara America -- where we will discuss predictions for 2023 and beyond around connected vehicles and services. (Starts at 37:32)

Welcome to our 6th episode of That New Car Sense, our podcast on connected cars, smart cities, IoT, V2X, digital payments, and location technologies. Our guest this month: Bonnie Lind, founder of Berkshire Bridge Energy and formerly of SunRun and FirstWind -- where she helped mold utilities' renewables and grid resilience strategies -- will discuss the role of location tech in optimizing EV batteries-as-storage.

Welcome to our 5th episode of That New Car Sense, our podcast on connected cars, smart cities, IoT, V2X, digital payments, and location technologies. Our guest this month: Jack McCauley, legendary founder, inventor, and designer. He's the guy who designed the guitar and drum interfaces for Guitar Hero and taught a whole generation how to jam out (in their imaginations at least.) Then he co-founded Oculus and designed their VR head before selling it to Facebook. He'll talk to us about good hardware design and what it takes to get people to adopt new ways to use their tech, like a car's IVI.

Automotive OEMs seeking new revenue streams will drive growth in coming years.

Partnership brings together the leader in the in-vehicle commerce sector with the major EV charger platform to boost adoption of electric vehicles in North America.

Two patented products form the basis of the Sheeva.AI product suite, leveraging precise location to activate service points, such as fuel pumps, EV charging stations, and parking sessions, directly from the car’s infotainment screen and enabling seamless payment

Investment will accelerate commercialization of in-vehicle payments and services via the infotainment screens of connected cars

As we close the doors on 2021, it's time to bring together some friends and make some predictions. What will 2022 look like for the connected car ecosystem? Will in-vehicle transactions explode? Will old cities figure out how to be smart cities? Will there be any fundamental shifts? Will 2022 be a whirlwind of changes or a steady, stable build?

While most charging events still happen with private chargers at EV owners’ homes/workplaces, the need to access the public networks will grow quickly as well. With several public networks, power utility involvement, and many hardware technology choices, what are the best business models? Where are the development opportunities? How do we make clients happier?

Welcome to our podcast on the future of connected cars and mobility, That New Car Sense. We will be taking a look at the fearless new digital and connected world of your second home: your car. Change in the automotive sector is re-making this century-old sector. How will your car work in the future, and how will YOU work In it? From big retailers to content platforms, all want your attention… and your money.

Welcome to our podcast on the future of connected cars and mobility, That New Car Sense. We will be taking a look at the fearless new digital and connected world of your second home: your car. Change in the automotive sector is re-making this century-old sector. How will your car work in the future, and how will YOU work In it? From big retailers to content platforms, all want your attention… and your money.

Welcome to our podcast on the future of connected cars and mobility, That New Car Sense. We will be taking a look at the fearless new digital and connected world of your second home: your car. Change in the automotive sector is re-making this century-old sector. How will your car work in the future, and how will YOU work In it? From big retailers to content platforms, all want your attention… and your money.

ALEXANDRIA, Va., Sept. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Sheeva.AI today announced it is launching an open API platform as part of its phased emergence from stealth, enabling mobile app developers to automate and tailor their services specifically to the driving experience, across any automotive OEM.

Enables Automatic In-Car Payments and Mobility Services for Merchants and Automakers, Free Webinar Series to Discuss VLBS and API

ALEXANDRIA, Va., Oct. 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Sheeva.AI today announced it has closed a follow-on investment from Techstars to accelerate adoption of its connected vehicle technology and Open API platform for the automation of location-based services and in-car payments.

ALEXANDRIA, Va., Nov. 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Sheeva.AI today announced it has closed a follow-on investment from Conscious Venture Partners (CVP) through their Conscious Venture Fund II investment vehicle.

Sheeva.AI Emerges from Stealth with Strategic Partnerships to Drive Adoption of Its Open API Platform for Vehicle Location-Based Services

TYSONS CORNER, VA, and CHICAGO, IL / ACCESSWIRE / April 28, 2022 / Sheeva.AI, a leading in-car payments and connected vehicle solutions provider, announced today that it is kicking off a pilot with Millennium Parking Garages (MPG) and Civic Infrastructure Collaborative (CIC).

TYSONS CORNER, VA / ACCESSWIRE / April 12, 2022 / Sheeva.AI, the global technology platform enabling personalized in-vehicle commerce and payments, announced today the addition of Lokesh Kumar as its new Chief Technology Officer.

TYSONS CORNER, VA / ACCESSWIRE / February 15, 2022 / Sheeva.AI, a leading in-car payments and connected vehicle solutions provider, announced today that it has opened two new offices in Northern Virginia and the Detroit metro area to accommodate rapid growth and further establish their presence in strategic areas for the company.

In 2012, Norbert Schindler wrote the cover-feature article for Tolling Review magazine, “A Tale of Two Worlds”, where he examined the development of GPS-based tolling in North America and in Europe. Back then, the term GNSS (Global Navigation Satelite System) was rarely used as Galileo, GLONASS and Beidou were not yet commercially available.