What Driivz changed

• Added a new "Frequently Asked Questions" section to the homepage.
• Added a specific comparison between a standard Charge Point Management System (CPMS) and a full EV charging platform.
• Highlighted specific platform layers including mobile apps, flexible billing, energy optimization, and network monetization.
• Replaced the "Talk to us" call-to-action at the bottom of the page with these educational FAQ modules.

Driivz is trying to move up-market by positioning itself as a "comprehensive platform" rather than just a hardware management tool (CPMS). This helps them justify higher pricing and target larger operators who need billing and roaming features.

• Added a language switcher to the navigation menu.
• New support for French (FR), German (DE), and Spanish (ES) languages.
• Updated the email contact display format in the footer.
• The footer text for the Privacy Policy and Copyright was partially cut off or modified in this version.

Driivz is expanding its reach in the European market. By adding French, German, and Spanish language options, they are making it easier for local operators to use their platform.

• The top website banner now promotes the "2026 State of EV Charging Network Operators Report" instead of a webinar.
• Added a new video section for the "Driivz Network Optimizer."
• Added a recorded version of the "Beyond the Contract" webinar to the video library.
• Updated the "News & Buzz" section to feature the Network Optimizer and the vendor partnership webinar.
• Added new customer testimonials from ESB and Duracell E-Charge to the homepage.
• Added a mandatory privacy policy checkbox to the newsletter signup form.

Driivz is shifting its primary marketing focus from live webinars to a new industry report. This suggests they are using deep data insights and "future-proofing" as their main way to attract large charging network operators.