NextNRG's EzFill to License Proprietary Telematics Platform to Fleet and Fuel Operators
EzFill plans to license its in-house telematics and fuel accountability platform to external fleet and fuel operators, expanding its technology beyond internal use.
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NextNRG (NXXT) announced that its mobile fueling subsidiary EzFill is developing a white-label version of its proprietary telematics platform to license to third-party fleet operators, fuel distributors and mobile fueling companies.
The platform, already used across EzFill’s 141-truck fleet in 15 markets, integrates routing and scheduling, driver and route analytics, real-time truck fuel levels and end-to-end fuel reconciliation in a single system. The technology evaluates planned versus actual routes, tracks deviations and additional stops, and uses live fuel volumes to plan deliveries. It also reconciles fuel moving into and out of each truck using Bluetooth-enabled monitoring, providing detailed visibility and accountability for fuel deliveries. Initial interest from prospective licensees is described as strong, and discussions are ongoing.
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- Fleet deployment
- 141 trucks across 15 markets
- Current EzFill platform deployment
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Proprietary technology currently used across EzFill’s 141-truck fleet in 15 markets combines dynamic routing and scheduling, driver and route analytics, live fuel monitoring and end-to-end fuel reconciliation
MIAMI, FL, Sept. 15, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NextNRG, Inc. (NASDAQ: NXXT), a pioneer in AI-driven energy innovation transforming how energy is produced, managed and delivered, today announced that its mobile fueling subsidiary, EzFill, is developing a white-label version of its proprietary telematics platform to license to third-party fleet operators, fuel distributors and mobile fueling companies.
Developed to manage EzFill’s own mobile fueling operations, the platform is currently deployed across the Company’s fleet of 141 trucks operating in 15 markets. The technology brings together routing, scheduling, driver and route performance, real-time truck fuel levels and fuel delivery data in a single operating system, giving managers detailed visibility into fleet activity and fuel movement.
"We built this technology to solve problems we face every day in our own operation," said Yehuda Levy, CEO of EzFill. "It gives our managers visibility into how our trucks are being routed, how drivers are performing, how much fuel is on each truck and how much fuel is being delivered at every stop. We believe other fleet and fuel operators face many of the same challenges, and we are now preparing to license the platform, including a white-label version that can be adapted for their operations."
"The strongest validation we've received comes from our largest customer, one of the world's largest online retailers, which views our platform and its integration with their back-end systems as a differentiator, and has encouraged us to make it available to its other fueling providers. When a customer of that scale tells you your software is the reason they work with you, it says something about the technology," said Michael D. Farkas, Founder and CEO of NextNRG. "EzFill developed this platform to optimize its own operations, and it has become integral to how we manage the fleet. We believe the same technology can help other fleet and fuel operators improve visibility, efficiency and accountability across their operations."
Unlike conventional fleet tracking systems that primarily monitor vehicle location, EzFill’s platform connects routing, operational and fuel data to provide a more complete view of each route and delivery. The system evaluates planned routes against those actually driven, identifies deviations and additional stops, and uses live fuel volumes on each truck to help managers plan routes based on available fuel, scheduled stops and delivery requirements.
At the fuel-delivery level, the platform adds another layer of accountability by tracking fuel throughout the delivery process. It monitors fuel levels within EzFill’s trucks, fuel delivered at each stop and vehicle-level fuel data captured through EzFill’s Bluetooth-enabled fuel monitoring technology, allowing the system to reconcile fuel moving into and out of each truck and compare delivered volumes against the receiving vehicle’s fuel level.
Licensing the platform represents an opportunity for EzFill to extend technology developed for its own operations to a broader market. Initial interest from fleet and fuel operators has been strong, and the Company is in active discussions with prospective licensees. Potential applications include mobile fueling companies, fuel distributors, and other fleet-intensive businesses looking to improve routing, scheduling, fuel accountability, and driver performance.
The Company expects to provide additional information as development progresses.
About EzFill
EzFill is a leading on-demand mobile fueling service and a subsidiary of NextNRG, Inc. (NASDAQ: NXXT). EzFill delivers on-demand mobile fueling to commercial customers, including vehicle fleets, businesses and events, eliminating the need for drivers to leave their routes or job sites to refuel.
About NextNRG, Inc.
NextNRG, Inc. (NextNRG) is Powering What’s Next by deploying its AI-driven Smart Controller, a proprietary AI technology that continuously optimizes how energy is generated, stored, and consumed. The Company deploys the controller within microgrids at commercial, healthcare, municipal, industrial and federal sites, and at a utility scale through the Next Utility Operating System®.
NextNRG also sells EV chargers, is advancing wireless in-motion charging, and operates one of the nation’s largest on-demand mobile fueling fleets through EzFill.
To learn more, visit www.nextnrg.com.
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What capabilities does EzFill’s proprietary telematics platform provide to fleet and fuel operators?
The platform combines dynamic routing and scheduling, driver and route performance analytics, real-time truck fuel level monitoring, and end-to-end fuel reconciliation in one operating system. It compares planned routes with those actually driven, flags deviations and extra stops, and uses live fuel volumes on each truck to help plan routes based on available fuel, scheduled stops and delivery needs. It also tracks fuel at each delivery stop and vehicle-level fuel data via Bluetooth-enabled monitoring to reconcile fuel into and out of each truck.
Who are the intended customers for the licensed and white-label versions of EzFill’s platform?
The company targets third-party fleet operators, fuel distributors, mobile fueling companies, and other fleet-intensive businesses seeking to improve routing, scheduling, fuel accountability and driver performance. A white-label version is being developed so these customers can adapt the platform for their own operations.
What stage has EzFill reached in commercializing this telematics platform for third parties?
EzFill is developing a white-label version of its existing platform and is preparing to license it. The company reports initial interest from fleet and fuel operators and states that it is in active discussions with prospective licensees, with additional information expected as development progresses.