Audience & Data

The charger already knows more than your DMP.

Every OCPP session delivers three layers of signal: vehicle identity, live telemetry, and location context. None of it is modeled. None of it comes from a panel. It comes from the wire.

OCPP 2.0.1Session-resolvedZero cookie dependencyLive telemetry

The problem

"Luxury auto intender" is a survey panel in a trench coat.

Third-party cookies are deprecated. Most DOOH audience data is credit bureau inference packaged into a DSP UI. The "luxury auto intender" segment your planner is buying against was built from self-reported surveys and income modeling. You are buying a profile. We give you the car.

VideoEV data originates at the OCPP layer — the protocol that governs the physical connection between an EV and a charger. What crosses the wire is an encrypted hardware identifier, not a vehicle profile. VideoEV resolves it. The match goes upstream to every bid request.

Traditional DOOH targeting

  • Credit bureau income model ± wide margin
  • "Auto intender" from DMP panel (self-reported)
  • Dwell time: estimated from foot traffic proxy
  • Location: billboard radius (200–500m)

VideoEV — direct from OCPP

  • Session-resolved make, model, year, trim
  • MSRP-derived income (public, hard data)
  • Dwell: live State of Charge from the charger
  • Location: specific station, venue type, ZIP+4

Signal layers

Three layers. All deterministic. All from the source.

01
Vehicle Identity

The car is the credential.

At OCPP session initiation, the charger receives an EVCCID — an encrypted hardware identifier, never Make, Model, or VIN. VideoEV's identity resolution layer matches it against the Vehicle Identity Graph: a cross-reference of hardware identifiers, CPO session histories, and OEM data. Make, Model, Year, and Trim are resolved deterministically. MSRP is public record. A $145,000 Porsche Taycan Turbo S driver doesn't need income modeling — you already know what they drive.

50+tracked vehicle makes

Signal fields

Make · Model · Year · TrimSession-resolved via identity graph
MSRP rangePublic record, not inferred
Brand tierUltra-luxury / Premium / Aspirational
Income proxyDerived from vehicle purchase price
02
Live Telemetry

State of Charge tells you everything.

A driver arriving at 8% SoC drove 180+ miles to get here. They are plugging in for 45 minutes minimum — and the OCPP stream confirms it in real time. This is not estimated viewability. It is verified dwell, updated by the second throughout the session. We know the duration before the first ad break starts.

18–52min guaranteed dwell (by daypart)

Signal fields

SoC at session startReal-time from OCPP stream
Charging rate (kW)L2 vs. DCFC behaviour signal
Estimated session durationDerived from SoC delta + battery capacity
Miles driven to stationInferred from arrival SoC
Session frequencyRecurring vs. one-time charger
03
Location Context

The station is the segment.

A Level 2 charger at a Whole Foods flagship is a different buy than a DC fast charger at a highway rest stop. Every station is tagged at setup with venue type, station tier, geo coordinates, and surrounding POI data. That context is appended to every bid request. You are not buying a screen in a vague location — you are buying a specific environment.

ZIP+4geo precision at every station

Signal fields

Venue typeLuxury retail · Grocery · Hotel · Airport · Highway
Station tierL2 vs. DCFC (session length predictor)
Geo coordinatesCharger-level precision
ZIP+4 targetingSub-ZIP geo segmentation
Surrounding POI indexRetail, dining, residential density

Signal comparison

Where our data sits vs. the alternatives.

SignalVideoEV3P CookiesDOOH Proxy
Identity sourceEVCCID / Identity GraphBrowser / device IDPanel + credit bureau
Signal typeDeterministicProbabilisticProbabilistic
Income proxyMSRP (hard data)Credit modelCredit / survey
Dwell timeLive SoC (verified)N/AEstimated
Location precisionCharger-levelIP / ZIP codeBillboard radius
Cookie dependencyNoneRequiredPartial

OCPP (Open Charge Point Protocol) is the industry-standard communication layer between EV charging stations and network operators. VideoEV reads vehicle data at this layer — before it reaches any ad tech stack.

Vehicle Audience Builderdata.videoev.com
WHO · Vehicle IdentitySession-resolved
Tesla Model SBMW iXPorsche Taycan
WHO · Income ProxyMSRP-derived
$80k–$120k MSRP$120k+ MSRP
WHERE · Station Environment
Luxury retailAirport
Est. Reach
62k–74k
unique vehicles / month
CPM
$28
est. rate

Targeting

Hardware-derived vehicle identity. Deterministic, not modeled.

VideoEV's Audience Builder resolves OCPP session identifiers to vehicle profiles — Make, Model, MSRP proxy — through our Vehicle Identity Graph. The signal comes from the charging hardware, not a panel or a survey.

Two signal layers
WHO signals (session-resolved vehicle identity, MSRP-derived income, charging behaviour) combined with WHERE signals (screen type, network, station environment).
Live reach & CPM estimates
As you build your audience, the estimator updates reach and CPM in real-time. No RFP surprises.
Saved audience templates
Pre-built audiences: Luxury EV Drivers, High-Frequency Chargers, Suburban Homeowners, Early Adopters.
Try the live dashboard

Inventory Intelligence

Not all charging sessions are worth the same CPM.

A Thursday morning commute at a luxury retail station is a different buy than a Saturday afternoon highway pull-in. The session context is right there in the OCPP stream. We surface it — so buyers bid on it, and CPOs yield on it.

For media buyers

Dayparting at the charger

Weekday 6–9am is urban professionals, short sessions, high frequency. Saturday afternoon is 50-minute highway sessions — road-trip mode. Same network. Different buy. Bid accordingly.

WindowDwellContextIndex
Weekday 6–9am18 minPeak commute+42%
Weekday 11am–2pm34 minShoulder+8%
Weekend 10am–4pm52 minRoad trip+61%
Overnight 1–5am8 minOff-peak−38%

For CPOs

Dynamic Yield on every session

Your 8am rush earns more than your 2am lull — and it should. Price floors and ceilings shift with demand in real time. Off-peak inventory still clears. Peak sessions command the premium they deserve. No stall sits idle.

Peak — commute hours$4.80 / session
Shoulder — midday$2.90 / session
Off-peak — overnight$1.10 / session

Blended across all dayparts

CPOs on VideoEV average $3.20 per charging session — vs. $0 from screens with no media partnership.

Work with VideoEV

One network. Three ways in.

01
Brands & Agencies

Reach EV drivers that buy

Build targeted campaigns against session-resolved vehicle data. Set your CPM, choose your surfaces, and track every outcome in real time. Minimum buys start at $5k.

  • Session-resolved audience targeting
  • Creative across kiosk, mobile & in-car
  • Real-time attribution dashboard
  • Brand safety — 100% contextual

We respond within one business day

02
Charge Point Operators

Turn infrastructure into income

Add VideoEV screens to your stations. We handle the ad operations — revenue share deposits monthly, no upfront investment required.

  • White-label kiosk & app UI
  • Revenue share model — zero upfront
  • Works with existing OCPP hardware
  • Full ad operations handled for you

Currently expanding with US networks

03
Retailers & Venues

Drive affluent shoppers in-store

EV drivers spend 30% more on discretionary categories than the average consumer. Place ads at nearby chargers and measure foot traffic back to your location.

  • Geo-targeted by store proximity
  • Audience: $150k+ household income
  • Foot-traffic attribution included
  • Curb-to-counter measurement

We respond within one business day