En Yakıt rebuilds its EV charging app on a new software architecture
Charging network operator En Yakıt has rewritten its mobile app's technical architecture from scratch and launched it with a new interface. The update streamlines station search, reservations, starting a charge and payment.
For electric car owners, the charging experience is no longer measured only by the power of the unit at the station but also by the performance of the software that provides access to it. With that in mind, En Yakıt, one of the operators providing charging services in Turkey, has comprehensively overhauled its mobile app. The company did not stop at changing the visual design; it also recoded the app's technical infrastructure from the ground up to current software standards.
A new architecture under the hood
Among the problems drivers frequently encounter while charging are app lag, slow-loading maps and dropped connections with the station. En Yakıt said it kept the app's core operating logic but rebuilt the entire system using modern software frameworks. According to the company, the change noticeably shortens the app's launch time and server response times.
The revamped structure is also said to optimize data consumption and deliver a more stable, smoother experience across different operating systems. These improvements matter especially to drivers who do not want to lose time on long trips or at busy stations.
Four core functions brought to the fore
Drawing on user feedback, the new interface does away with complex menus and puts the four most frequently used functions front and center. The station search screen now has a cleaner map layout showing connector types, power capacities and availability along the route. Reservations, which let drivers book a spot at a station before setting off, can be completed with a single tap.
At the station, the QR code scanning and connector selection steps have been sped up, cutting the wait when starting a charge. Throughout a charging session, users can track instantaneous power consumption, elapsed time and cost in real time, while the payment confirmation process has been moved to a faster and more secure system.
En Yakıt stresses that it sees hardware and software as two complementary elements. With the revamped app, the company aims to reduce the stress drivers face on the road and strengthen its competitiveness in the growing electric vehicle market.
This article was compiled with the help of AI from information published by ShiftDelete.Net.
